Aigro achieved the second best result of his career at the Sapporo World Championship stage

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Estonian ski jumper Artti Aigro earned 11th place at the Sapporo World Cup stage, marking the second-best result of his career.

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New boost for Lindvik before the World Championships — sniff on the podium in Sapporo on a bad Forfang day Lindvik landed at 132 and 135.5 metres in the chute which was partly characterised by varying wind conditions. Thus, the Roman Empire followed up the solid fourth place in Lake Placid recently. Kobayashi led ahead of the final round after 137 meters in the first jump. 136.5 meters in heavy conditions in hover number two gave a crushing hom…

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SAPPORO. Ryoyu Kobayashi prevented the ski jumpers from winning the N hst of the world cup at his home in Sapporo on Saturday. The Japanese rider managed to achieve this with a width of 137 and 136.5 m, because he placed Jan H rl in second place by 19.7 points.

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Ryoyu Kobayashi prevented the next Austrian victory of the ski jumpers at his home World Cup in Sapporo on Saturday. The Japanese managed to outperform this with widths of 137 and 136.5 m, because he referred Jan Hörl to second place by 19.7 points. Third only 0.1 points ahead of world cupleader Daniel Tschofenig of Slovenian Domen Prevc. Stefan Kraft became sixth, Manuel Fettner as eighth for the fourth ÖSV-man in the top ten.

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Results of the men's World Cup ski jumping competition in Sapporo and the overall standings.