16:45. As the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) continues to announce new measures and suspensions following the Norwegian wetsuit scandal at the Trondheim World Championships (Norway), the qualifying round of the Oslo-Holmenkollen competition (Norway) took place this afternoon.
In this first round of the Raw Air, it was Karl Geiger (129.5 metres) who won on the Norwegian HS134 springboard. At the same time, he took the lead in the overall Raw Air rankings. The German beat his compatriot Andreas Wellinger (125.5 metres) and Japan’s Ryoyu Kobayashi (126 metres).
In the French camp, Valentin Foubert (117.5 metres) and Enzo Milesi (114 metres) passed the qualifying rounds. They finished twenty-seventh and forty-eighth respectively.
Full results
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