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Ski Jumping: Strength in Trondheim second, Stoch sovereign

Stefan Kraft finished second in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Trondheim on Thursday, as he did last time in Oslo. After flights at 141.5 and 138 meters, the man from Salzburg only had to give way to the superior Kamil Stoch by 17 points. The Polish World Cup leader had set a new ski jump record of 146 metres in the first run and then landed at 141 metres.

The Norwegian Robert Johansson (145.5/136 m) came third 0.4 points behind Kraft.

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