The Salzburg woman managed the double on the large hill in Klingenthal, followed her success on Friday with her twelfth World Cup victory on Saturday lunchtime and increased the overall lead to 149 points. After flights at 137 and 134 meters, the 20-year-old was 21.3 points ahead of the second-placed Norwegian Silje Opseth (130/130 m).
The German Katharina Althaus came in third (129.5 / 127). In the overall standings she is the first pursuer of Kramer after her fourth win of the season in the sixth competition. The Pinzgauerin was more satisfied with her jumps than the day before. “Then it’s a cool hill when you hit the wave. It’s a great feeling,” said Kramer, who received top marks twice. The fourth-placed Japanese Sara Takanashi achieved the best distance of the day with 140 meters in the final.
Daniela Iraschko-Stolz improved to sixth place with 131 meters after 115. In the first round it was let out under unfavorable conditions, after which the jury waited a long time. “My first jump was a bit unfortunate because of the wind, but I’m happy that I was able to make such a casual final flight,” said the team world champion happily.
ÖSV head coach Harald Rodlauer was happy about a “great weekend” for the whole team. The Styrian attested the victorious Kramer a “tremendous performance”. But he was satisfied with the performance of all the jumpers, said Rodlauer “That was a strong team performance.” In the Nations Cup, Austria leads clearly ahead of Slovenia before the home competition in Ramsau am Dachstein.
Source: Nachrichten
