09:24
Maël Tyrode (FRA)
The first Frenchman gets green. He hits the table well and the athlete from the COC flies to a strong 88 meters. This puts Maël Tyrode in second place as a good runner.
09:24
Gasper Brecl (SLO)
Gasper Brecl is positioned exactly behind his compatriot. It lands at 85 meters. Sixth place for him.
09:23
Matic Garbajs (SLO)
The next Slovenian gets the chance. He also doesn’t reach the K point and ranks at 86.5 meters. This means that Matic Garbajs returns to fifth place.
09:22
Lukas Dolezal (CZE)
Lukáš Doležal made his first World Cup jump in his career yesterday. Today the Czech also jumps to 86 meters. That’s fifth place for him.
09:21
Carter Brubaker (USA)
The next US boy is at the top. He also gets green and hits the table a little late. So Carter Brubaker has to land at 80 meters. Only eighth place for him. He still seems satisfied.
09:21
Oleksandr Shumbarets (UKR)
The first Ukrainian gets green. Oleksandr Shumbarets lands at 83.5 meters. That means fifth place for him.
09:19
Otto Niittykoski (FIN)
Things went very well for Otto Niittykoski yesterday. Today he also jumps to the K point and the Finn takes the lead with 112.8 points.
09:18
Shogo Azegami (JPN)
The first Japanese is on top and does better than the competition before and sails to 88 meters. That means leadership for Shogo Azegami.
09:18
Erik Lynch (USA)
The first American sits at the top. Erik Lynch flies to 80 meters. This puts the US boy in fourth place.
09:17
Domenico Mariotti (ITA)
Things are now a little shorter for the Italian. He does it better than on Friday and ends up at 84 meters. That’s third place for Domenico Mariotti.
09:16
Will Karhumaa (FIN)
The Finn sits on the beam. He is doing significantly better than yesterday and is at 87 meters. That’s second place for him. Dmytro Mazurchuk is not starting.
09:15
Christian Deuschl (AUT)
The first combiner sits on the beam. The B squad athlete starts from hatch 18. Christian Deuschl flies to a solid 87 meters.
09:07
Eleven Austrians at the home World Cup
Eleven ÖSV athletes are registered for the last competition in 2025 in Ramsau. In addition to Christian Deuschl (1), Andreas Gferer (17), Fabio Obermeyr (19) and the winner of the COC from Ruka last week, Lukas Greiderer (24), the seven World Cup experienced athletes are also at the start again. Florian Kolb, Paul Walcher, Martin Fritz, Stefan Rettenegger, Franz-Josef Rehrl, Thomas Rettenegger and Johannes Lamparter will start with start numbers 46, 47, 51, 53, 56, 59 and 60. Thomas Rettenegger continues to wear the jersey of the best jumper and Johannes Lamparter is still in the yellow jersey despite fourth place yesterday.
09:00
Eight Germans there
On Friday, for the first time this season, no German was on the podium. Today the Germans want to have their say again. In addition to the third in the overall World Cup, Julian Schmid (start number 58), Wendelin Thannheimer (55), Johannes Rydzek (50) and Vinzenz Geiger (42) also want to lay the foundation on the hill. David Mach (48), Richard Stenzel (44), Terence Weber (39) and Simon Mach are also in the DSV squad in Ramsau.
08:55
A Swiss reported
As in Ruka and Trondheim, a Swiss is registered for the Gundersen competition in Ramsau am Dachstein. Pascal Müller clearly missed the points in yesterday’s mass start as 48th and is starting today with start number 16.
08:50
The favorites
Now that Jens Lurås Oftebro and Stefan Rettenegger have found their jumping form on Friday, the two-time mass start winner Thomas Rettenegger is also one of the favorites for victory. Thomas Rettenegger is one of the strong jumpers. This summer, the 25-year-old has also improved greatly in his running and only narrowly missed the podium twice in the first two World Cups in the Gundersen competition. In addition to the three athletes, Julian Schmid, Johannes Rydzek, Vinzenz Geiger, Johannes Lamparter and Ilkka Herola also want to have a say in winning the last World Cup race of 2025.
08:45
Good morning
Hello and welcome to the second and final day of competition at the Nordic Combined World Cup in Ramsau am Dachstein. At 9:15 a.m. the combined athletes in the Gundersen competition leave the ski jump.