Winter sports ticker | Pellegrino sprints away from Klæbo and wins

SKI JUMPING: Alex Insam's dry spell is over. On Saturday, the 24-year-old from Wolkenstein collected World Cup points for the first time since January 17, 2021. Insam ranked 30th in Engelberg (Switzerland). The native of Val Gardena qualified for the second round thanks to a 128-meter jump, but was unable to repeat this performance. Only 118 meters prevented a catch-up. His teammate Giovanni Bresadola, who was ranked 13th at halftime, lost seven places in the decision after a jump of 129,5 meters and came 20th. The day's victory was taken by Slovenian Anze Lanisek, who jumped 142 meters in the decision. Sentence showed. The Pole Dawid Kubacki was 3,3 points behind, with his compatriot Piotr Zyla coming third. + + + CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING: Federico Pellegrino shines from the highest podium! In a thrilling sprint finale in Davos, Switzerland, the Aosta native won his first individual victory in almost two years. Pellegrino chose the right tactics in the decisive heat and also left Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, the superstar of the scene, behind him. The Norwegian had to admit defeat after the spectacular sprint to the finish. For the 32-year-old Pellegrino it was the 17th World Cup victory in an individual race. He celebrated all his successes in sprints. In the women's race, the triumph went to the Swiss Nadine Fähndrich. + + + SNOWBOARD CROSS: Omar Visintin missed out on a podium finish in Cervinia. It was over for him in the semifinals. Click here for the full report. + + + TOBOGGANING RUN: The Junior European Championships took place in Altenberg. In the men's category, Latvia's Kaspars Rinks secured the title. Noah Kallian (AUT) and South Tyrolean Alex Gufler landed behind them. With Lukas Peccei and Leon Haselrieder, other South Tyroleans ended up in the top 10. There was a German double victory in the women's category: Antonia Pietschmann secured the Junior European Championship title ahead of Alina Braut. Dorothea Schwarz (AUT) came third. Nadia Falkensteiner and Annalena Huber from South Tyrol won the silver medal in the doubles event. + + + TOBOGGANING RUN: The day started excellently from a South Tyrolean perspective. In Park City in the USA, artificial track luger Dominik Fiwickeler achieved a victory. The doubles athletes Andrea Vötter and Marion Oberhofer were also at the top of the podium. Click here for the full report. + + + NORDIC COMBINATION: The Nordic combined athletes also had reason to celebrate. In Ramsau (Austria), Annika Sieff from Fiemme Valley jumped and ran to second place. The Azzurra only had to admit defeat to Hansen Westvold from Norway. Nathalia Armbruster from Germany came third. Sieff is in second place in the overall ranking behind Westvold. In the men's category, Vinzenz Geiger (Germany) triumphed ahead of Johannes Lamparter (Austria) and Jarl Magnus Riiber (Norway). The best Azzurro was Samuel Costa from Wolkenstein in 18th place. + + + Two-man bobsleigh: In Lake Placid (USA) Johannes Lochner and his pusher Georg Fleischhauer won ahead of his compatriot Francesco Friedrich (pusher: Alexander Schüller). The Swiss Michael Vogt and Sandro Michel came third.

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Winter sports ticker | Pellegrino sprints away from Klæbo and wins

Pretty much all winter sports are in full swing. In the SportNews winter sports ticker - apart from the big decisions in alpine skiing or biathlon - you can find all the news of the day, briefly and succinctly summarized.

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