Nordic SkiingSki jumping
The young Austrian won with a margin in both races of the penultimate stage of the World Cup held in Russia. Double podium for Kriznar and Takanashi, with the Slovenian now leading the overall standings.
Sunday 21 March 2021 2 minutes reading time
Marita Kramer confirmed herself at the top of the discipline after a world championship in which she did not win individual medals, winning the first two tests of Nizhny Tagil's Blue Bird, a "stage" competition that closes the Women's Jumping World Cup and will be staged also next week in Chaikovsky, where two individual races and a Team event are scheduled between Friday and Sunday.
The fight for the crystal ball will be decided in Chaikovsky, which now sees Nika Kriznar in command with five points over Sara Takanashi and 91 over Marita Kramer, dominator of this race weekend. The Austrian born in 2001 won both the first and second rounds of Nizhny Tagil with a margin, placing the fourth and fifth success of the season in the series. Behind him the Slovenian and the Japanese split the remaining positions of the podium, with Takanashi second on Saturday and third this afternoon and Kriznar able in Race 2 to overturn the result in his favor thanks to the more favorable wind. Silje Opseth, 4th and 6th, and Daniela Iraschko-Stolz, who redeemed herself in the second competition after a Saturday to forget, remained at the foot of the podium.
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