Nordic Skiingsummer grand prix
A river race with the wind to lord it and force the jury to decide for the dispute of a single jump closes the maximum summer show of Ski Jumping.
Saturday 5 October 2019 2 minutes reading time
Vince, and returns after two years on the highest step of the podium, Slovenian Anze Lanisek with a jump of 139.5 meters which earned him 137.6 points but at the head of the news Marius Lindvik jumps with his 148 meters over two and a half meters the summer trampoline record held by Stephan Leyhe. The twenty-one Norwegian stops at one point from the winner and wins the podium in the Grand Prix for the first time in his career. The Polish Piotr Zyla (135 meters and 135.6 points) is good third, like last week in Hinzenbach.
Another Polish, David Kubacki, succeeds to the last test to get his hands on the trophy destined to the winner of the general classification of the Summer Grand Prix. His fifth place, behind the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi, allowed him to overtake the Japanese Yukiya Sato, in command on the eve who pays today's eleventh place finishing the summer season at 11 points from Kubacki. Eighth place today for Slovenian Timi Zajc who manages to defend third place.
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