Ski jumping · Global
Lindvik wins Planica finale as Stoch and Fettner retire
Prevc secured the ski flying globe and Planica award behind the Norwegian winner.
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Marius Lindvik won the final men’s World Cup in Planica with jumps of 238.5 and 231 metres, scoring 459.5 points. His first individual World Cup victory in four years also delivered Norway’s first men’s win of the season before more than twenty-six thousand spectators.
Domen Prevc finished second on 453.9 points, securing the ski flying Crystal Globe and Planica Seven title. Johann Andre Forfang completed the podium with 441.3, while Daniel Tschofenig climbed ten positions to fourth and confirmed third place in the overall standings.
Kamil Stoch and Manuel Fettner concluded their competitive careers at the event. Local young jumpers formed a guard of honour for Stoch, and Fettner’s final flight measured 230 metres.
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