Three Poles advance to the second round at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer

During the Men's individual HS140 event at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer, Norway, three Polish athletes successfully advanced to the second round.

Kamil Stoch from Poland in action during the Men's Individual HS140 event of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer, Norway, 24 November 2024.

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On Sunday, November 24, Aleksander Zniszczoł ranked 22nd, Paweł Wąsek placed 23rd, and Kamil Stoch came in 29th.

Zniszczoł reached 126.5 meters with 115.2 points, Wąsek 125.5 meters and 113.9 points, while Stoch jumped 118.5 meters and scored 102.3 points. Dawid Kubacki (33rd) and Maciej Kot (43rd) didn't advance to the second round.

Stefan Kraft liderem po pierwszej serii niedzielnego konkursu w Lillehammer. W serii finałowej wystąpi trzech reprezentantów Polski.

Miejsca Polaków🇵🇱:
22. Aleksander Zniszczoł (126,5 m)
23. Paweł Wąsek (125,5 m)
29. Kamil Stoch (118,5 m)
33 Dawid Kubacki (115 m)
43. Maciej Kot… pic.twitter.com/9eIWxQpMDV

— Polski Związek Narciarski (@pzn_pl) November 24, 2024

Austrian Stefan Kraft, the defending World Cup champion, led the first round of the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Norway with a jump of 139 meters and 141.4 points.

His compatriot Jan Hoerl landed 2 meters shorter and is 0.6 points behind. Daniel Tschofenig, also from Austria, is in third place with a jump of 136.5 meters, trailing Kraft by 1.5 points.

Stefan Kraft na czele, Austriacy zajmujący wszystkie miejsca na podium - tak przebiegła I seria w #Lillehammer. Finał z udziałem trzech Polaków o 17:03! #skijumpingfamily

Pełne wyniki: https://t.co/enPsA6bu0G pic.twitter.com/E0lRDrJVOb

— Skijumping.pl (@Skijumpingpl) November 24, 2024

Source: IAR/PAP/X/@pzn_pl/@Skijumpingpl

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