Nordic Skiingworld Cup
The triumphal ride of Slovenia continues, which after the world flight title in Vikersund and the poker in the first race in Planica, takes the satisfaction of triumphing in front of the home crowd. Norway folded, at the end second, with Austria third and Poland at the foot of the podium.
Saturday 26 March 2022 2 minutes reading time
The first four of yesterday's individual race made the predictions of the day before and clearly conquered the victory in front of the huge audience of Planica. Norway tried it, competitive until more than halfway through the race, but then bent by the great measures obtained by the Slovenians. Mvp among the hosts was Timi Zajc, with two jumps over the HS point, set at 240 m. Ziga Jelar, Peter Prevc, who with his jumps built the decisive gap against the Norwegians, and Anze Lanisek also claimed their excellent condition.
Excellent second was Norway, driven by a superlative Marius Lindvik, who landed twice in zone 240 and focused on tomorrow's race, and by an exceptional Halvor Egner Granerud: the best of the day in terms of dimensions, with a 244 m and a 242 m in the second series. Third place for Stefan Kraft's Austria, who will try to win the World Cup on skis tomorrow.
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