16:28
Nozomi Maruyama (JPN)
The Japanese woman also did not achieve the jump she had hoped for on the large hill. It’s over at 105.5 meters and she returns to ninth place.
16:27
Lara Malsiner (ITA)
South Tyrolean Lara Malsiner sets the telemark in the snow at 108.5 meters. That means fifth place for the Italian.
16:26
Pauline Hessler (GER)
The next German is on the trail. Pauline Hessler sails at 112.5 meters. That’s third place and Reisch and Seyfarth have already qualified for the second round. Hessler would be the next athlete.
4:25 p.m
Ingvild Midtskogen (NOR)
The two Germans are already leaving the Norwegian behind. Midtskogen puts the skis into the snow at 100.5 meters. Only seventh place for her.
16:24
Juliane Seyfarth (GER)
Seyfarth is now on track and the 33-year-old sets the telemark at 115.5 meters. With the fastest distance she flies to second place.
16:23
Taja Bodlaj (SLO)
However, the Slovenian Taja Bodlaj has to finish the jump at 100.5 meters and takes sixth place with 80.8 points.
16:23
Yuka Seto (JPN)
The third Japanese woman now has a good jump again and sails to 112 meters. This means that Seto comes second behind Reisch.
16:21
Nicole Maurer (CAN)
Canadian Nicole Maurer also had a good jump. It flies at 109 meters. However, due to poorer marks from the judges, the Canadian only came in fourth place.
16:21
Sina Arnet (SUI)
The only Swiss woman is on the trail. With a slight updraft, Swiss Sina Arnet sailed to 100.5 meters, placing her in fourth place ahead of Kübler.
4:20 p.m
Emma Chervet (FRA)
The first Frenchwoman gets green and flies to 108.5 meters. This puts Emma Chervet in third place.
16:19
Ringo Miyajima (JPN)
Things aren’t going so well for her compatriot, Ringo Miyajima. She has to abort the jump at 95 meters and is therefore ranked fourth behind Kübler.
16:18
Kurumi Ichinohe (JPN)
The Japanese Kurumi Ichinohe is now doing it better. She sets the telemark at 110 meters and with scores of 16 she takes second place with 100.7 points.
16:17
Pia Lilian Kübler (GER)
Like Reisch, Kübler also jumps out of gate 30, but it’s over at 97 meters. This means it will be difficult to reach the second round with 77.3 points.
4:15 p.m
Agnes Reisch (GER)
Agnes Reisch jumps 120 meters and sets the first best distance of the day.
16:12
Agnes Reisch opens the competition straight away
The German Agnes Reisch will be the first starter to open the first round. Unlike the men, there are no knockout duels in the first round of the women’s competition.
4:10 p.m
Loutitt won the qualification
The Canadian Loutitt won the qualification with 124 meters ahead of the French Pagnier and the Slovenian Kriznar. Eva Pinkelnig came fourth. Agnes Reisch took eighth place as the best German.
4:05 p.m
Seven German athletes there
In the second competition of the Two Nights Tour, seven DSV jumpers qualified for the first round. In addition to Selina Freitag and Katharina Schmid, Pauline Heßler, Pia Lilian Kübler, Anna Rupprecht, Juliane Seyfahrt and Agnes Reisch also qualified for Oberstdorf.
4:00 p.m
One out of two Swiss women qualified
Sina Arnet just qualified for the first round as 38th out of 40 jumpers. Emely Torazza narrowly missed making it into the top 40 in 51st place.
3:55 p.m
Five ÖSV athletes there
In addition to the best Austrian, Eva Pinkelnig, four other ÖSV athletes are also taking part in the first round in Oberstdorf. Lisa Eder, Chiara Kreuzer, Marita Kramer and Jacqueline Seifriedsberger qualified.
3:50 p.m
Who will win the jumping in Oberstdorf?
After Nika Prevc celebrated her second World Cup victory in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Oberstdorf ahead of Eirin Maria Kvandal and the Canadian Abigail Strate, the Slovenian is still one of the favorites today. But the Austrian Eva Pinkelnig, who missed a few World Cup jumps at the beginning, is now one of the top candidates for victory today.
Welcome!
Welcome to the second and final stop on the women’s Two Nights Tour. The ski jumpers start in Oberstdorf at 4:15 p.m.