Ski jumping | Zao: after thirteen podium finishes, Austria’s Lisa Eder finally wins a World Cup, Joséphine Pagnier just outside the top 20

10:03. Since the start of her career, Austrian Lisa Eder has been on thirteen individual podiums in the ski jumping world cup. This winter, she took eight of them… without ever winning. This Wednesday, on the small jump in Zao (Japan), she finally managed to beat the Indian sign.

With jumps measured at 96 and 98 metres, she won ahead of Nika Prevc (92 and 101 metres), the leader of the circuit, and Canada’s Abigail Strate (91 and 97 metres).

Following her excellent sixth place, Chaunière’s Joséphine Pagnier (86 and 87 metres) finished twenty-first this time, while Chamonix’s Emma Chervet (80.5 metres), thirty-sixth, failed to make it into the final round.

Full results

The overall World Cup standings

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