World Cup 2020/21: Lahti

 


After the victory in Zakopane last weekend, the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is ready to compete in the event in Lahti, Finland. On Friday the qualification was canceled due to the wind and therefore it is moved to Sunday. On Saturday, Team Norway lined up, in addition to Marius, Daniel-André Tande, Robert Johansson and Halvor Egner Granerud. Marius jumped 122.0 m in 1st Round and 124.5 m in Final Round. Team Norway wins with a total score of 1024.2 points, ahead of Poland and Germany. On Sunday, in qualifying he qualified 8th, jumping 124.5 m and with a score of 125.6 points. In 1st Round he finished 33rd, jumping 117.0 m and scoring 111.7 points, but it wasn't enough to qualify for the Final Round. Marius was unlucky and was whipped and angry for not being able to qualify for the Final Round. Marius, calm down! No day is always perfect. Quiet. You just had bad luck. Tiger, don't beat yourself up! It will get better next time. Come on tiger!  

Until next time!

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