Four Hills Tournament in Live Ticker: Is Geiger's First Day Victory in Innsbruck?

1/4/20 12:59 PM It's getting serious: The first jumpers are getting ready. 1/4/20 12:42 PM To take a look at the overall standings: There Ryoyu Kobayashi has the equivalent of 3.5 meters ahead of Karl Geiger, Dawid Kubacki from Poland is a good further back. Lindvik would have to take 10.5 meters from the leading Japanese to take the overall lead. 1/4/20 12:32 PM P hilipp Aschenwald swings himself to the king of the test jump. The Austrian had already been in front in Garmisch in the test run before the competition, in which there are no posture marks, but only looking at the distance. 1/4/20 12:29 PM On the Olympic ski jump in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Lindvik has been jumping record holder next to Simon Ammann since New Year's, jumping 143.5 meters. In Innsbruck the record mark is 138 meters, set up by the Austrian Michael Hayböck 2015. Christof Stache / AFP 1/4/20 12:11 PM Who I'm most excited about today: Marius Lindvik. The Norwegian is in fourth place overall, but showed in Garmisch, especially in the first round, that he can jump off everyone on good days. Lindvik also won the qualification yesterday. Will the three-way fight at the top of the overall tour classification be a four-way fight? 1/4/20 12:07 PM In just under an hour it starts at the Bergisel ski jump. The 25 duels of the first round have of course been determined since qualifying: Antti Aalto, who will compete against DSV jumper Pius Paschke, will make the start afterwards. Aalto is the only Finn in the field. My childhood memories of Risto Jussilainen, Janne Ahonen and the Hautamäki brothers are angry. 1/4/20 9:43 AM Half of the jumps are behind the athletes, now it's time for the finale of the four hills tour: From 2 p.m. Karl Geiger, Ryoyu Kobayashi and Co. plunge into the valley in Innsbruck. My name is Cedric Voigt, I will provide you with all information during the penultimate competition of the tour. Have fun! Show more Tickaroo live blog software