Winter sports - Ski jumpers start first two-night tour
The female ski jumpers are competing in the so-called Two Nights Tour for the first time. The first competition is scheduled for Saturday (17:45/ARD and Eurosport) in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The women around three-time World Champion Katharina Schmid, formerly Althaus, have been pushing for the introduction of a Four Hills Tournament for women for years and will now get at least two of the four usual stops.
In the Two Nights Tour, a New Year's competition will also be held in Oberstdorf after the opening event. There are still no World Cup competitions in Innsbruck and Bischofshofen at the turn of the year. After a mediocre start, the German team around Schmid is more of an outsider in the competition series.
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- Katharina Schmid, a three-time World Champion in women's ski jumping, has been advocating for a Four Hills Tournament for women for several years.
- The Women's Two Nights Tour, featuring female ski jumpers, is set to begin on Saturday in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, with coverage on ARD and Eurosport.
- Taking part in the Women's Two Nights Tour is International ski jumper Katharina Schmid, who currently leads a mediocre German team in the competition series.
- With the absence of World Cup competitions in Innsbruck and Bischofshofen at the turn of the year, the women's Two Nights Tour, including a New Year's competition in Oberstdorf, provides an alternative opportunity for athletes.
- The International ski jumping scene will be closely watching the Two Nights Tour and its impact on the participation and performance of women in Winter sports, such as the World Cup and the Four Hills Tour.
- In addition to ARD and Eurosport, sports fans can follow the Two Nights Tour and women's ski jumping events on broadcast platforms like World Cup and Eurosport.
Source: www.stern.de