Nordic Combined
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Austria's Nordic Combined athletes also failed to finish on the podium on the second day of the home World Cup in Ramsau. Stefan Rettenegger was the best ÖSV man in fifth place, almost 15 seconds behind third-placed Julian Schmid (GER).
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Victory went to the German Vinzenz Geiger, who triumphed for the fifth time in Styria. Geiger won by one second ahead of Ilkka Herola from Finland.
After the jumping, an ÖSV quartet with Martin Fritz, Stefan and Thomas Rettenegger and Franz-Josef Rehrl started the 10 km cross-country race behind leader Ryota Yamamoto (JPN). Johannes Lamparter started in 16th place after the jumping and finished ninth just behind Martin Fritz. With Rehrl in tenth place, four Austrians made it into the top ten, Thomas Rettenegger was twelfth and Lukas Greiderer 15th. Half-time leader Yamamoto dropped back to 20th place.
Women's race back to Hagen
The women's competition was once again won by Norway's Ida Marie Hagen. The understaffed Austrians were powerless in the compact format. Claudia Purker finished 22nd, after top athlete Lisa Hirner, Annalena Slamik also dropped out at short notice due to illness.
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