There was a lot of waiting today and. Because the wind in the normal slope continued to vary enormously, and the conditions became very uneven. The Norwegian team coped second best, behind Germany, who won for the fifth time in a row. Halvor Egner Granerud was the last man out on the Norwegian team in the first half. The Norwegian landed at 99 metres, but the landing was starting to cut. Because Granerud’s left ski slipped right after he planted the telemark impact, and it looked like he was going to fall. – Oh, there I saw him on the ground, and I’m sure I’m not the only one. He will be pulled over for this, said news commentator Christian Nilssen. – It is scary. It’s almost like he’s lying in the snow and digging. It is well done to catch up, says news’s expert Anders Bardal. The poor start went beyond Granerud’s style points, but Norway retained the lead in the team competition. – It is a small result. He probably gets a half to one point move, and that’s three points in total. But here Granerud is properly back. There is a lot of confidence in this, says news’s expert Johan Remen Evensen. He wasn’t the only one struggling in the landing today. Thea Minyan Bjørseth was also about to fall in the exit. The same was done by Slovenian Ema Klinec. – By far the worst situation Anna Odine Strøm was very unlucky in her second jump. Just before Strøm sat down, Slovenian Nika Kriznar jumped with good conditions down to 101 metres. Then the wind turned completely. Because when the bronze winner from the individual competition sat down, all the arrows pointed downwards. Strøm landed at 91 metres, and received a whopping 16.6 points in wind compensation. Kriznar scored just over three points. – She does a good job under the prevailing conditions she has. Because she has by far the worst relationship of anyone in this group, says Evensen. – Yes, we had real bad luck here, says Nilssen. Strøm does not hide that it was very difficult to jump in the second half. – There is no push in the ski. It will be trying to fall as slowly as possible. There is nothing to pick up in the air. It is not advantageous to put it that way. I wish I let it go. Great start Anna Odine Strøm gave Norway a great start in the mixed team competition. In difficult conditions, she jumped all the way down to 97 metres, giving Norway a solid gap down to Slovenia, which was number two. – It is the best jump I have done here since the individual competition. so I’m very happy, says Strøm to news after his jump. The wind continues to affect the ski jumping and there was a lot of waiting and very different conditions. – I try to focus on my things, that’s the only thing I can do something about. So far worked fine. A bit of bingo is expected when the wind is like today, says Strøm. Johann André Forfang kept Norway in the lead, but the gap to Slovenia narrowed considerably after the jump of 92.5 metres. – I noticed that there were heavy conditions above the ball, and I didn’t get any pressure on my skis. But I’m satisfied with the jump I get, says Forfang. Thea Minyan Bjørseth also had difficult conditions, and was very late on the edge. As a result, it was no longer than 90.5 meters at Bjørseth. She was clearly unhappy down on the plain, but Norway kept the lead in the competition.
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