Tschofenig triumphed in Garmisch: Austria's ski jumping showdown!

A fantastic result for the Austrian eagles in ski jumping! Daniel Tschofenig made a memorable victory in the New Year's jumping in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and got the first alpine triumph for Austria since Thomas Diethart's victory in 2014. href = "https://www.laola1.at/de/red/wintersport/skispringen/tournee/tournee/tournee----------oesv-dreifahrfuehr-zum-bergisel/" Target = "_ blank"> laola1 reported.

Michael Hayböck, who sensationally placed the ski jump record in the first round with a jump to 145 meters, the Austrian podium completed only 9.9 points behind Tschofenig. The Upper Austrian could hardly believe his triumph and described the day as a "great start to the new year". Now Tschofenig leads the overall ranking with 7.9 points ahead of Jan Hörl and 8.6 points before Stefan Kraft, who, after eighth place in Garmisch, did not give up his ambitions for the tour of the tour. Specialists like Vol.at reported on the exciting developments in the four-hinge tour.

high risk and great feelings

Despite good performances, Kraft, the former tour winner, is fighting for the connection and plans to use his experience against the younger talents Tschofenig and Hörl. "I want to annoy the two," said the 30-year-old in an interview. The four -hill tour remains exciting, before the next leap in Innsbruck, where the challenges on the ski jump knows exactly. "The mood will be great," the triple tour winner looked optimistically into the future.

All eyes are now focused on what is happening in Innsbruck, where the next stage for the Springer offers the opportunity to consolidate their positions in the overall World Cup. Tschofenig, Hörl and strength are currently in a strong position, while international rivals such as Deschwanden and Pius Paschke are also lurking on their chances.