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Kvandal completes Vikersund double after final round abandoned

A personal best of 231.5 metres secured the first-round lead that became decisive.

22 Mar Europe Vikersund, Norway
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Eirin Maria Kvandal won for the second consecutive day in Vikersund after officials abandoned the women’s second round because of variable winds. Her opening jump of 231.5 metres was a personal best and earned 236.2 points, which became the winning score.

Nika Prevc finished second with 232.1 points from 220.5 metres, and Anna Odine Stroem placed third on 223.2 after jumping 215 metres. The result gave Kvandal her third career victory at the Norwegian ski flying venue.

Frida Westman, who had won qualification, finished fourth following a campaign affected by a long-term knee injury. The leading fifteen women in the overall standings were due to finish the season in Planica, hosting women’s ski flying for the first time.

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