Granerud leaves Kubacki. This is the general classification of the World Cup

On Sunday, the second individual flying competition took place at the Kulm facility in Bad Mitterndorf. The competition was preceded by qualifications in which five Poles presented themselves. Unfortunately, just like in Friday’s qualifications, Jakub Wolny did not advance to the competition.

Another show of Graneruda and not very successful performance of the Poles. The Norwegian jumps away in the World Cup

The first of Thomas Thurnbichler’s competitors on the starting line was Aleksander Zniszczoł, who jumped 212 meters, which gave him 21st place at the halfway point. Kamil Stoch did a little better. The three-time Olympic champion reached 216 meters and was ranked 16th. Dawid Kubacki jumped one and a half meters closer, but better marks and compensation for lowering the beam gave him the 14th position. Once again, Piotr ¯y³a was the best, with a distance of 226.5 meters and 5th place.

In the second series, Zniszczol jumped 208.5 meters, which allowed him to finally take 20th place. Stoch also performed worse, and the distance of 208 meters translated into a drop to the 19th place. Kubacki also jumped 208.5 meters, who also fell in the classification and took the 17th position. Żyła soared to the distance of 220 meters, but the lower scores translated into a fall to the 6th place.

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In Sunday’s competition, Halvor Egner Granerud turned out to be the best again with his eighth victory of the season. The second place was taken by Timi Zajc, and the podium was completed by Stefan Kraft. The win allowed the Norwegian to increase his lead in the World Cup over Kubacki to as many as 112 points. Third place was held by Anze Lanisek, closely followed by Kraft. Żyła retained the 5th position, while Stoch dropped one place and is now 9th.

Overall World Cup standings after the second ski flying competition:

• 1. Halvor Egner Granerud – 1316 pts
• 2. Dawid Kubacki – 1204 points
• 3. Anze Lanisek – 990 pts
• 4. Stefan Kraft – 951 pts
• 5. Piotr Zyla – 718 points
• 6. Manuel Fettner – 534 pts
• 7. Ryoyu Kobayashi – 459 pts
• 8. Jan Hoerl – 420 pts
• 9. Kamil Stoch – 417 points
• 10. Andreas Wellinger – 413 pts
• …
• 29. Pawel Wasek – 122 points
• …
• 37. Aleksander Destroyer – 49 pts
• …
• 50. Jan Habdas – 10 pts
• …
• 53. Tomasz Pilch – 8 points
• …
• 57. Stefan Hula – 4 pts