Ski Jumping: Wellinger Claims Another Podium Finish
German ski jumper Andreas Wellinger once again aced his competition, earning a podium finish in the Ski Jumping World Cup. Despite fierce competition from Austrian prodigy Stefan Kraft, who has maintained an unprecedented victory streak, Wellinger managed to secure second place.
Leaping 135 and 143 meters on the large hill in Lillehammer, Norway, Wellinger demonstrated his prowess in the sport. Kraft, with four consecutive victories under his belt, came up short once more, but his impressive record expanded to 34 individual World Cup victories – surpassing legendary German jumper Jens Weißflog (33). Austrian skier Jan Hörl completed the podium.
Amidst their individual achievements, the German and Austrian ski jumpers are exhibiting impressive team performances as well. Aside from Wellinger, Karl Geiger and Pius Paschke clinched fourth and seventh places, respectively.Collectively, the duo Stephän Leyhe and Philipp Raimund placed 11th and 12th, contributing to a total of five German podium placements in the recent competitions in Ruka, Finland, and Lillehammer.
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