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Sara Takanashi, Marita Kramer and Silje Opseth
Austrian Marita Kramer won two days in a row the World Cup in Titisee-Neustadt, Germany. Following just behind with 2.2 difference, Japanese Sara Takanashi scored today 263.5 points. Hill record holder Silje Opseth from Norway finished third.
Confirming she prefers large hill, Marita Kramer posted the longest jump today in the first round with 137.5 m. « Win twice here is just mega cool, I am really happy. My jumps were on a very good level, I will just keep working like this and I am already looking forward to the next World Cup said the Austrian, keeping now clearly the yellow bib away from the others.
Marita Kramer wins in Ramsau
After winning the qualification yesterday, the young Marita Kramer (AUT) won the World Cup today and took for the first-time ever the yellow bib. For this 2020/21 World Cup season’s kick off, Slovenian Nika Kriznar came second ahead of Japanese Sara Takanashi.
Already in very good shape during qualification yesterday, Marita Kramer (AUT) won again today with two jumps of 94 m and 96 m, scoring 253.6 points. Registering the record of the hill with the second jump, she explained that the trainings with the team have been slightly changed, leading her to better jumps. Second yesterday already, Slovenian Nika Kriznar kept also this position today with her longest jump of 94 m achieving a total of 245.1 points with two stable jumps and a very happy face.
Very good start for Marita Kramer in Ramsau
Marita Kramer
The 2020/21 World Cup season kicked off for the women ski jumpers on Thursday evening with the training and qualification in Ramsau am Dachstein (AUT). Austrian Ski Association had taken over hosting one event after the original premiere weekend in Lillehammer (NOR) had to be postponed in the season.
62 women from 16 nations entered this World Cup Competition and Austrian Marita Kramer won the qualification with the longest jump of 93.5 m and 128.1 points. 19-year-old won her first ever qualification on the first 2020 competition in January and she now closed with success this year in Ramsau. Slovenia s Nika Kriznar was also with a strong jump of 93 m, which earned her the second place today with 120.8 points.
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