Ski jumping | Zhangjiakou: Nika Prevc wins on just one run, no points for Les Bleues

11:38. It was a long day at the women’s ski jumping world cup in Zhangjiakou (China) on Saturday. Because of poor weather conditions, the qualifying round was cancelled before the competition was postponed several times… and then contested over a single run.

Nevertheless, it was Slovenia’s Nika Prevc (134.5 metres) who won by a wide margin , ahead of Norway’s Anna Odine Stroem (127 metres) and Japan’s Nozomi Maruyama (125.5 metres).

No points for the French: Joséphine Pagnier (96.5 metres) was thirty-sixth and Emma Chervet (99.5 metres) thirty-eighth.

Full results

The overall World Cup standings

• Zhangjiakou, Zao and Sapporo World Cups: France selects four athletes
• Zhangjiakou: Joséphine Pagnier and Emma Chervet qualify for the first competition of the week
• Zhangjiakou: Nika Prevc, unsurprisingly, wins the Olympic springboard, points for Joséphine Pagnier