Slovenian skiers dominated the women's FESA Cup, while Austria claimed victory in the men's event at the Predazzo competition.
Slovenian skiers dominate women's competition
Slovenian athletes Ajda Kosnjek, Taja Terbovsek, and Lucija Jurgec all qualified for the final in the women's ski jumping event at the FESA Cup in Predazzo, Italy, with each achieving two jumps of over 91 meters. French skiers finish outside top three
French competitors Mathilde Bacconnier and Marie Thomas-Couturaud placed fourth and fifth respectively in the women's category, but neither reached the podium. Several other French athletes finished much lower in the rankings. Austrian skier wins men's event
In the men's competition, Austrian athlete Nikolaus Humml secured victory with two jumps of 102.5 and 103 meters, finishing ahead of Slovenian skiers Jaka Kramer and Thomas Gferer. French men's skiers finish mid to lower rankings
French skiers Lorenzo Mugnier Cava and Anoki Pouradier placed fourteenth and fifteenth in the men's competition, while others like Maxence Rivière and Louis Atchezguezian finished in the 30th to 68th positions. Multiple French athletes compete but struggle
Several French athletes, including David Barkats Brandina, Gabriel Caquineau, and Carl Alaphilippe, competed in the men's event but finished in the lower half of the rankings, with some achieving jumps under 85 meters.
