-
AFP
1.7
Dawid Kubacki wins the Four Hills Tournament.
—-
AFP
2.7
The Pole secured the day’s victory and thus the overall victory in the final competition in Bischofshofen.
—-
Bongarts / Getty Images
3.7
In the end, the thing is clear: With the final set at 140.5 meters, the Pole flies competently around the ears of the competition. Karl Geiger (De) loses 9.9 points to the winner of the day.
—-
keystone-sda.ch
7.7
Simon Ammann (46.) and Gregor Deschwanden (47.) already fail in the first round.
—-
—-
Third in Oberstdorf and Garmisch, second in Innsbruck and at the top in Bischofshofen at the top: Dawid Kubacki conjures up a powerful four hill tour in the snow and shines in the evening sky of Bischofshofen as a new ski jumping star.
–
Third overall Polish victory within four years
Before the last show jumping, last year’s winner Ryoyu Kobayashi (Jap), Karl Geiger (De), surprise man Marius Lindvik (Nor) and leader Dawid Kubacki had four jumpers to hope for the overall victory. On the Paul Ausserleitner hill, on which Kubacki holds the hill record (145 meters), the Pole flies hard around the ears of the rest of the ski jumping world. In the final jump he flies to 140.5 meters and refers Geiger (2nd) and Lindvik (3rd) to the places of honor. Defending champion and overall World Cup leader Kobayashi falls out of the decision in the first round and finishes seventh.
–
Kubacki’s touring victory is synonymous with the third triumph of a Pole in the past four years. He is the 3rd overall Polish winner after Kamil Stoch and Adam Malysz.
–
Peier best Swiss
The four hills tour ends sobering for the Swiss. Killian Peier was the only one to make it into the second round, improved from 24th to 21st place and finished 22nd in the touring classification. Old masters Simon Ammann (38) and Gregor Deschwanden (28) missed the decision as 46th and 47th. clear. (par)
—
Related
