Andreas Wellinger Secures First Ski Flying World Cup Victory in Vikersund

The 29-year-old German ends a three-month winless streak for his team with a dominant performance in Norway.

Andreas Wellinger claimed his first-ever ski flying World Cup victory with jumps of 228.0m and 229.5m in Vikersund, Norway.
The win marks Wellinger's ninth World Cup career victory and the first for a German skier in three months.
Slovenian competitors Timi Zajc and Anze Lanisek finished second and third, respectively, behind Wellinger.
Four additional German ski jumpers earned World Cup points, with Pius Paschke placing ninth and Karl Geiger eleventh.
The Raw Air tournament concludes on Sunday, with Wellinger and others set to compete in another ski flying event at Vikersund.