Lamparter wins again: Triumph at the World Cup final in Lahti!

Lamparter wins again: Triumph at the World Cup final in Lahti!

Johannes Lamparter from Tyrol mastered the season finale of the Nordic combined events in Lahti, Finland with flying colors. The 23-year-old athlete not only triumphed on Friday, but also crowned himself with a second victory on Saturday, having already won the first competition of the weekend. With an impressive time of 23:59.4 minutes in the 10-kilometer run, Lamparter finished 27.4 seconds ahead of the Finnish Ilkka Herola and 41.6 seconds ahead of the German Julian Schmid. This historic victory marked Lamparter's 16th World Cup victory overall salzburg24.at reported.

Lamparter, who was in second place after the first round, had already left his competition behind in the jumping on Friday. “The race wasn’t easy today,” he explained, “but I felt really good and I’m not struggling.” Salzburg's Stefan Rettenegger took 8th place, while Lamparter finished the overall World Cup with a third place. Vinzenz Geiger has already secured overall victory in the overall ranking. Norwegian dominator Jarl Magnus Riiber ended his career early, leaving Lamparter with the perfect opportunity to shine in Lahti oe24.at reported.

Lamparter celebrated his third win of the season and at the same time consolidated his position in the ranking, just six wins behind ÖSV record holder Felix Gottwald. With these impressive performances and very good weather conditions, although the wind affected his jumping training, Lamparter was able to prove his class once again in Lahti. The men's combined season will conclude with another individual competition, while fan interest is already focused on the coming year.