Marius Lindvik takes the lead in the halfway point of the individual competition in ski flying in. The Norwegian is 6.5 points ahead of Stefan Kraft with jumps of 232.5 and 226.5 meters. The Austrian was measured 225.5 and 230 meters on Friday.
The Slovenes are definitely the best in the team. Poles are close and at the same time far from the three
The Slovenes are doing great. After two series, he is in third place, with 231.5 and 222.5 m. There are also three of his colleagues in the top ten. This is the fourth Timi Zajc, the fifth Anze Lanisek and the seventh Peter Prevc.
Such excellent jumps in the first part of the individual competition put Robert Hrgota’s players in the role of favorites in the Sunday team competition. As reckoned by Adam Bucholz, the Slovenes scored 1720.3 points in two series. This is as much as 79 points more than the second in the Norwegian classification.
If Friday’s jumps were to be considered as attempts for the team competition, the bronze medal would be won by Germany. Although none of the representatives of our western neighbors is in the top ten, attempts by Severin Freund, Constantin Schmid and Andreas Wellinger would give a score of 1,542.3 points.
The Poles would take a high fourth place, although they would be 78.5 points short of the medal. Jakub Wolny, who is 12th at the halfway point, would contribute the most to the score. he takes 19th place, Kamil Stoch 21, and Paweł W ± sec 29. If our players want to fight for a medal on Sunday, they have to significantly improve their attempts.
Source: Sport
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