Austria's eagles celebrate sensational triple victory in Engelberg!

The Austrian ski jumpers celebrate a historical triple victory! In the second jumping in Engelberg, the ÖSV eagles once again set a strong exclamation mark and showed that their shape is golden value for the upcoming four-hill tour. Daniel Tschofenig secured victory with a fantastic jump at 137.5 meters ahead of Jan Hörl and Stefan Kraft. The competition, which had to start a delay due to strong snowfalls, ended up being a resounding success for the entire team. Like laola1 was so impressive that four athletes were so impressive landed in the top ten and all six reached the second round.

The drama of the competition was reinforced by weather -related challenges, but the Austrian jumper was not impressed. Tschofenig, who had already run on Saturday, said after his second World Cup victory: "It is quite awesome. This weather is almost cheesy." World champion Stefan Kraft, who took third place, also sees the success as a "beautiful Christmas present". The competition was a turbulent race in which the German World Cupleader Pius Paschke remained behind the expectations; He fell back to the 18th place, which reduced his lead overall, such as emphasized the press

team spirit on the ski jump

The ski jump in Engelberg proved to be the true jumping paradise for the Austrians. Maximilian Ortner convinced as the strong sixth, while Markus Müller and Michael Hayböck landed in the top 15. Head coach Andi Widhölzl praised the team's excellent performance: "It is very nice. Yesterday a double victory, today the triple victory - the boys jumped extremely well." Despite the success, Tschofenig does not see itself as a favorite for the tour and warns of the strong competition, while strength also emphasizes how important team spirit is for success.

This outstanding appearance in Engelberg implanted an exciting anticipation for the upcoming four -hill tour, which begins on December 29. The ÖSV eagles are determined to celebrate the first Austrian tour victory since Stefan Kraft in the 2014/15 season. The competition within the team has increased noticeably, but the teammates support each other on their way to the top.