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Katharina Althaus closes the gap in overall Ski Jumping standings with German’s third World Cup win in Sapporo

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Katharina Althaus claimed her third Ski Jumping World Cup victory of the season in Sapporo. The German finished with a total score of 263.8, 7.5 points ahead of second-placed Ema Klinec of Slovenia. Eva Pinkelnig still holds the Yellow Bib, having finished on the podium in seven of the 10 events.

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Eurosport

Katharina Althaus closes the gap in overall Ski Jumping standings with German’s third World Cup win in Sapporo

"Katharina Althaus claimed a third Ski Jumping World Cup victory of the season in Sapporo to close the gap in the overall standings. Slovenia\u0027s Ema Klinec finished second with overall leader Eva Pinkelnig third. Althaus blew the competition away in both legs in an important day for her pursuit of Pinkelnig. It was the first event since the Silvester Tournament"

1 year ago

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Kurier

Third place for ski jumper Eva Pinkelnig in Sapporo

The leader in the overall World Cup remains in strong shape. Eva Pinkelnig once again made it onto the podium in Japan.

1 year ago

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Sport1.de

Ski jumping: Althaus's next coup! Victory in Sapporo - Friday sixth

Katharina Althaus confirms her great form: The German has won a show jumping competition for the third time this winter, and Selina Freitag also shines again.

1 year ago

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Salzburger Nachrichten

Ski jumper Pinkelnig third in Sapporo

Eva Pinkelnig from Vorarlberg has continued her strong run in the Ski Jumping World Cup with third place in Sapporo. The winner of the New Year's Eve tour was beaten by the large hill only by the German Katharina Althaus and the Slovenian Ema Klinec. Pinkelnig missed a whopping 14.1 points from her fifth win of the season, but the overall leader took her ninth podium finish in the tenth competition. She already has the next chance to win on Sund…

1 year ago·Salzburg, Austria

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