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COC: Weber completes hat-trick, Tiller wins the 20/21 overall

© OC Nizhny Tagil / Ilia Khamov Much like Tara Geraghty-Moats on the women’s side, Germany’s Terence Weber proved to be unbeatable at the FIS Continental Cup Finals in Nizhny Tagil and also took the victory in the 2-jump, 15 km Final Individual Gundersen event on Sunday. The Germany crossed the finish line a clear 40.2 seconds ahead of closest pursuer Simen Tiller from Norway, who won the overall ranking. Julian Schmid, David Mach and Manuel Einkemmer fought for the third place with the best ending for Schmid, who claimed rank three by finishing +1:50.2 after his teammate Weber. David Mach was fourth (+1:53.2) and Einkemmer fifth (+1:56.0).

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Andreas Skoglund celebrates first Continental Cup victory in Lahti

Andreas Skoglund celebrates first Continental Cup victory in Lahti © FIS/Romina Eggert Christian Deuschl seems to be able to deal with pretty much any hill. Also at the first Continental Cup event in Lahti the Austrian landed the longest jump of the day (97.0m, 127.3p) and started the cross-country race with bib number one, 15 seconds ahead of Norway’s Andreas Skoglund (96.5m, 123.5p.) and 20 seconds ahead of Matteo Baud from France (96.5m, 122.4p.). After having struggled a bit on the hill during the last few competitions, also Lars Ivar Skaarset showed a stronger performance (95.5m, 120.9p.) and was able to start the race 26 seconds behind Deuschl. Sakutaro Kobayashi (93.0m, 120.9p.) and Christian Frank (92.0m, 118.9p.) completed the top six after jumping.

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Good jumping and smart tactics: Watabe earns third Lahti victory

© NordicFocus Japan’s Akito Watabe has claimed his third individual World Cup win in Lahti and now holds 19 World Cup wins, the same number as Japanese legend Kenji Ogiwara. Watabe claimed a secure win, +10.8 seconds ahead of Jarl Magnus Riiber, who finally reached his first podium result in Lahti. The surprise of the day was young Japanese Ryota Yamamoto who earned his maiden podium in third, +25.1 seconds behind his teammate. Yamamoto was the best jumper once again with a jump of 126 metres and 132.3 points. He claimed a narrow head start of one second on his teammate Akito Watabe who showed 129.5 metres (132.1 p.). Jarl Magnus Riiber had the longest jump of the day with 130 metres and 125.4 points and started his race from position three and a delay of 28 seconds.

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