World Cup 2020/21: Zakopane

 


The Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is ready and charged for the event in Zakopane, Poland. On Friday, he qualified 25th in qualifying, jumping 120.5 m and scoring 117.6. A not entirely positive start due to the wind that disadvantaged him with the jump. On Saturday, in Team Competition, together with Daniel-André Tande, Robert Johansson and Halvor Egner Granerud, he forms Team Norway. The Team Norway finished 3rd, thanks to Marius's jumps, 137.0 m in 1st Round and 144.5 m in Final Round, and with a final score of 974.8 points. 144.5m was the jump of the day, made by Marius Lindvik. Finally on Sunday, in the 1st Round Marius qualified 2nd, jumping 135.0 m and with a score of 143.7 points. In the Final Round, he finished 1st, jumping 145.5 m, with a score of 152.8 points and a final score of 296.5 points. This means Marius won the Zakopane event. 145.5 m is the jump that led him to victory, improving by 1 m made in Team Competition. From hospital to victory. An epic feat that Marius will remember forever. A deserved victory. For Marius Lindvik, hip hip hurray! Great tiger!  

Until next time!

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