A Norwegian wins – and 3 South Tyroleans score

Oftebro ultimately left the Austrian Johannes Lamparter behind by 8,1 seconds. Third place went to the German Julian Schmid, who prevailed over the Norwegian overall leader Jarl Magnus Riiber in the final event. Riiber had led for a long time in the 7,5 kilometer long cross-country race and in the end no longer had enough strength to really keep up. The Japanese Ryota Yamamoto won the ski jumping on the normal hill ahead of Riiber. Kostner makes up places on the cross-country ski trail Aaron Kostner from Ortisei scored some World Cup points in 27th place. The man from Val Gardena was in 36th place after the jump and was able to make up a few places on the cross-country ski trail, ultimately reaching the finish 1.40 minutes after the victorious Oftebro. Samuel Costa from Wolkenstein also made it into the top 30 points. He finished the race in 30th place after taking 35th place in the jumping. The best “Azzurro” was Raffaele Buzzi with 24th place. Alessandro Pittin, however, did not get higher than 44th place. Norwegian victory also in the women's category In the women's race, victory after jumping from the jump and 5 kilometers of cross-country skiing also went to Norway: Gyda Westvold Hansen came out ahead of the German Nathalie Armbruster (+25,7 seconds). Norwegian Marie Ida Hagen completed the podium (+56,4). Annika Sieff narrowly missed the podium in 4th place (+1.06 mins). The 19-year-old from Fiemme Valley was in 3rd place after jumping. Daniela Dejori from Wolkenstein took 19th place, 3.20:XNUMX minutes behind the victorious Westvold Hansen. The second race in Seefeld is tomorrow, Saturday. After jumping from the normal hill, the men have to do 2 kilometers of cross-country skiing and the women have another 10 kilometers. In addition to World Cup points, the triple is also about your own overall ranking. The results of the previous day affect the following competition.

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A Norwegian wins – and 3 South Tyroleans score

The Norwegians Jens Luraas Oftebro and Gyda Westvold Hansen won the start of the prestigious Nordic Combined World Cup triple in Seefeld. The Gardena natives Aaron Kostner, Samuel Costa and Daniela Dejori finished in the points.

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