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Ski jumping: Philipp Raimund can celebrate his first podium finish.
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The 2023/24 World Cup in ski jumping continued on Sunday.
The second individual competition on the large hill took place in Lake Placid, USA.
Philipp Raimund secured his first podium place with a really strong performance.
Lake Placid - The ski jumping World Cup circuit has completed its first stop on its two-week journey around the globe.
The
second individual competition on the large hill
took place in
Lake Placid
.
Philipp Raimund was able to secure his best career result.
Philipp Raimund
achieved a podium finish in an individual competition for the first time in his career at the World Cup in Lake Placid in the USA.
The 23-year-old showed jumps of
127
and
135 meters
on Sunday and came second, tied with the previous day's winner
Lovro Kos
(130 and 127.5 meters).
The victory went to the Austrian overall World Cup leader
Stefan Kraft
, who flew at
130.5
and
126
meters on the 1980 Olympic hill .
Ski jumping on Sunday: Wellinger does damage control - Geiger and Paschke out early
Andreas Wellinger
showed a strong comeback
.
After 120 meters in the first jump, he improved ten places in the final with 129.5 meters and came
sixth
.
The day before, Kraft had been in the lead and had fallen back to 24th place, which meant that Wellinger, as his closest rival, was unexpectedly able to gain points in the fight for the overall World Cup.
Stephan Leyhe
(123 and 125.5 meters) came in 13th place.
Felix Hoffmann
(116.5 and 118 meters) came 27th.
Karl Geiger
(37) couldn't give himself a present on his
31st birthday
.
After a jump of just 112 meters, the Oberstdorfer missed the final round of the best 30 jumpers.
«The jump wasn't good.
Bitter.
“That really annoys me,” commented Geiger.
He shared his fate with veteran
Pius Paschke
(35th), who was eliminated with 113 meters.
Ski jumping in Lake Placid: The final result after the individual from Lake Placid
1. Stefan Kraft (Austria) |
281.6 pts. |
2. Philipp Raimund (Germany) |
-3.2 |
2. Lovro Kos (Slovenia) |
-3.2 |
6. Andreas Wellinger (Germany) |
-14.8 |
13. Stephan Leyhe (Germany) |
-25.1 |
27. Felix Hoffmann (Germany) |
-50.6 |
35. Pius Paschke (Germany) |
Eliminated after the first round |
37. Karl Geiger (Germany) |
Eliminated after the first round |
The entire result
The men's ski jumping World Cup continues on Saturday.
Then there is the individual jumping on the large hill in Sapporo, Japan.
The first round starts at 8:00 a.m.
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Ski jumping on Sunday: The individual jumping from Lake Placid in the live ticker
Conclusion
: Philipp Raimund secures his first podium place here in Lake Placid.
He was the most stable German jumper all weekend.
Andreas Wellinger is still trying to limit the damage with his race to catch up.
He ends up in sixth place.
2nd round
: Now only Stefan Kraft can displace Philipp Raimund here and it will be really tight.
There are 126 meters for strength.
That could be very close again.
But it's enough for Stefan Kraft.
Here he secures victory in Lake Placid.
Raimund comes second.
2nd round
: Two jumpers are now still on top.
Lovro Kos jumps first and he also shows a really strong jump.
It's 127.5 meters and he's tied with Philipp Raimund.
2nd round
: And that means Philipp Raimund is definitely on the podium, because Piotr Zyla can't threaten him, but he also had one less run.
123 meters are enough for second place.
2nd round
: Can Philipp Raimund keep his nerve here?
Yes, and how.
An incredible jump from Philipp Raimund to 135 meters.
This is how he attacks victory here.
2nd round
: Ryoyu Kobayashi will now push the German out of the leaders box.
His 127.5 meters are just enough to take the lead.
2nd round
: Will Marius Lindvik make it past Wellinger?
No, the Norwegian also makes a mistake.
Andreas Welliner even made it into the top five.
Lindvik is second with 124 meters.
2nd round
: It's Ren Nikaido's turn and jumps to 125 meters.
However, it's not enough for the top again.
He ranks second behind Wellinger.
2nd round
: Andreas Wellinger makes up place after place here.
Michael Hayböck only reaches 122.5 meters and falls back to fourth place.
2nd round
: The next is the Pole Aleksander Zniszczol.
But neither will be able to take the lead.
123 meters are enough for a shared second place.
2nd round
: We have now reached the last ten jumpers.
First up is Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal from Norway.
He doesn't come close to Andreas Wellinger either.
He ranks second.
2nd round
: Stephen Leyhe was able to regain some self-confidence after his botched first competition.
And his second jump today is also good.
He manages 125.5 meters.
It's not enough for Wellinger, but he ends up in third place.
2nd round
: Andreas Wellinger ends the first half of this final with his jump and he does a really good second jump.
It conjures 129.5 meters into the snow.
This is how he starts his race to catch up.
2nd round
: The first ten jumpers are already down.
The eleventh is the Italian Giovanni Bresadola, who is even annoyed about 120.5 meters and second place.
2nd round
: Zak Mogel has a really good competition here.
With his 199.5 meters he is second.
2nd round
: With start number four it is now the first German's turn.
Felix Hoffmann jumps to 118 meters and takes third place.
2nd round
: This continues here.
Norwegian Robin Pedersen achieved the first distance of the final with his jump of 121.5 meters.
Before the 2nd round
: Four German jumpers will start in the final.
Felix Hoffmann starts with starting number four.
He is followed by Andreas Wellinger (15), Stephan Leyhe (18) and Philipp Raimund (27).
Before the 2nd round
: The second round continues here in Lake Placid at 4:20 p.m.
Ski jumping in Lake Placid: The interim results after the first round
1. Stefan Kraft (Austria) |
144.7 pts. |
2. Lovro Kos (Slovenia) |
-3.1 |
3. Piotr Zyla (Poland) |
-7.8 |
4. Philipp Raimund (Germany) |
-6.2 |
13. Stephan Leyhe (Germany) |
-18.8 |
16. Andreas Wellinger (Germany) |
-20.3 |
27. Felix Hoffmann (Germany) |
-29.3 |
35. Pius Paschke (Germany) |
-36.0/eliminated |
37. Karl Geiger (Germany) |
-39.6/eliminated |
Conclusion
: The DSV team's dry spell in individual competitions continues.
Only Philipp Raimund was able to convince here in Lake Placid.
Andreas Wellinger continues to show unusual weaknesses.
Pius Paschke and Karl Geiger, whose birthday is today, were eliminated in the first round.
1st round
: Stefan Kraft is the last jumper standing at the top and he's doing a really good job.
130.5 meters, the longest jump of the competition.
This means he wins the first round.
1st round
: Can Andreas Wellinger repeat his last jump from the team competition?
Not really.
The 28-year-old manages 120 meters.
That means he's not at the top, he's in 15th place.
1st round
: Ryoyu Kobayashi does it better.
The Four Hills Tournament winner flies at 128 meters and ranks fourth.
1st round
: And Pius Paschke won't make it to the final either.
113 meters and rank 32. Very bitter minutes here in Lake Placid.
1st round
: Karl Geiger, a birthday child, sits on the beam.
He turns 31 today, but his jump is not something to celebrate at all.
With 112 meters he will miss the second round.
1st round
: Yesterday in the team competition Michael Hayböck was able to celebrate, today he can't get close to the top.
It's 125.5 meters, which is enough for sixth place.
1st round
: Marius Lindvik still makes a lot out of a not so strong jump.
He stumbles a lot after the jump, but saves himself to 128 meters and fourth place.
1st round
: The winner of yesterday's individual sits on top of the beam.
Lovro Kos shows again today a very strong jump of 130 meters.
This puts him in the lead.
1st round
: For Manuel Fettner it is even 2.5 meters less.
It's only 18th place for the Austrian.
1st round
: We have now reached the last ten jumpers.
Gregor Deschwanden starts.
He jumps to 121.5 meters.
This makes him twelfth.
1st round
: Stephan Leyhe had big problems in the singles yesterday and was even eliminated in the first round.
That won't happen today.
With his 123 meters he ranks eighth.
1st round
: Philipp Raimund showed three really good jumps in the team jumping and he's doing really well today too.
Here it conjures up 127 meters in the snow with a very slight updraft.
He is second.
1st round
: Very good jump here in the Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal from Norway.
He flies to 123 meters and is third.
1st round
: 30 jumpers are already down, 20 are still to come.
The first of these is Dawid Kubacki, who with his 114.5 meters jumped into ninth place with a slight tailwind and thus narrowly made it into the final.
1st round
: But his compatriot Piotr Zyla does even better, jumping to 125 meters in poor conditions.
This puts him in the lead.
1st round
: Can Kamil Stoch once again make the numerous Polish fans cheer in Lake Placid today?
Yes, he reaches 117.5 meters and is therefore in seventh place in the final.
1st round
: And the third Swiss who competes here also has real problems.
Killian Peier only reaches 103 meters and will therefore be eliminated.
For Felix Hoffmann, the Swiss's poor jump means he will be in the final.
1st round
: The first 20 jumpers are now down.
Junshiro Kobayashi is now starting with starting number 21.
He shows a good jump and takes the lead with 122 meters
1st round
: After this very beautiful moment we continue directly with the next Swiss.
Remo Imhof jumps to 113.5 meters and ranks seventh.
1st round
: Simon Ammann is celebrating an anniversary today.
Today is the 500th World Cup start for the Swiss.
That's why the 42-year-old is briefly honored here in the run-out.
The jumping has meanwhile been interrupted.
However, with ninth place, he will probably miss the second round.
1st round
: Felix Hoffmann was able to secure his first World Cup points in the first individual yesterday.
However, today he cannot achieve this performance.
But with his 116.5 meters he is still second.
1st round
: Zak Mogel is the second Slovenian to compete today.
It starts flying well and lands after 122.5 meters.
This puts him at the top.
1st round
: Naoki Nakamura is now the tenth jumper in this competition in the inrun lane.
The Japanese flies to 116.5 meters and takes the lead.
1st round
: On Friday, Decker Dean was the only jumper eliminated from the qualification.
Today he is there, but he only reaches 95.5 meters and takes over the red lantern.
1st round
: Daniel Andrei Cacina was the better of the two Romanians in the super team jumping yesterday.
Today it only reaches 103 meters.
He is currently fourth.
1st round
: This starts the second individual competition here in Lake Placid.
Kevin Bickner sets the first distance with 109 meters.
Before jumping
: It starts here in a few minutes.
Today's individual jumping will be opened by the American Kevin Bickner.
Before the jumping
: Lovro Kos, who was able to secure his first World Cup victory, will have very good memories of Saturday's individual jumping.
He certainly wants to repeat this success today.
Before jumping
: But Stefan Kraft also has unfinished business with the individual in Lake Placid.
During his first jump he was hit by a gust during his decisive attempt and he fell back to 24th place.
Before jumping
: After his mixed individual performance, Andreas Wellinger was able to gain a lot of self-confidence yesterday with his last jump in the team competition.
He is definitely one of the favorites again today.
Before jumping
: Six German jumpers are about to start here.
The first is Felix Hoffmann with starting number 15. He is followed by Philipp Raimund (36), Stephan Leyhe (38), Karl Geiger (46), Pius Paschke (47) and Andreas Wellinger (49).
Before jumping
: Hello and welcome to the live ticker for ski jumping today in Lake Placid.
We're about to see the second individual competition on the large hill.
Ski jumping on Sunday: The preliminary report for the individual in Lake Placid
It was a little American dream that the German ski jumpers
experienced on the first day of competition in
Lake Placid .
While they clearly missed out on a podium place in the individual competition, they were only two tenths
short of victory
in the super team competition .
Ski jumping in Lake Placid: Raimund with breast lift before individual jumping
It was above all Germany's top jumper
Andreas Wellinger
who showed unusual weaknesses both in the individual and in his first two jumps in the team competition.
But with his last attempt he was able to use the assists of the strong
Philipp Raimund
and secured Germany second place behind Austria and ahead of Norway.
For Raimund, these three jumps of
120.5
,
126 and 125 meters
in the team competition could
have been the winner after his recent consistently weak competition performances
.
It was thanks to him that the DSV team stayed in the race for victory for so long.
That gives us courage for jumping on Sunday
Ski jumping on Sunday: German team continues to weaken
Nevertheless, the German team's team performance, especially in individual competitions, is almost a bit worrying after the strong start to the season.
In the first competitions in Lake Placid, only Andreas Wellinger made it
into the top ten
, Stephan Leyhe had to give up in the first round.
Now it's off to the last individual on American soil before the little trip around the world continues towards Japan.
The usual suspects such as
Andreas Wellinger
,
Stefan Kraft
,
Ryoyu Kobayashi
and Saturday's winner,
Lovro Kos
, are the favorites in this competition .
But there can always be surprises given the changeable wind conditions in Lake Placid.
Click here for the start list.
The competitions in Lake Placid are part of the World Cup for the 2023/24 season.
The results of the competitions in the World Cup calendar are included in the overall ranking and the national ranking.
Source:
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