Katharina Schmid Wins Women's Ski Jumping World Cup in China
The 28-year-old German athlete claimed her second victory of the season with a dominant performance in Zhangjiakou.
- Katharina Schmid secured first place at the inaugural Women's Ski Jumping World Cup event in Zhangjiakou, China, with a 27-point lead.
- The German skier outperformed Norway’s Eirin Maria Kvanal and Slovenia’s Nika Previc, the reigning overall World Cup champion.
- This marks Schmid’s second victory of the 2024 season and highlights her continued strong form this winter.
- Schmid, formerly known as Katharina Althaus, previously earned a silver medal on the same Olympic hill during the 2022 Winter Games.
- Other German competitors, Selina Freitag and Alvine Holz, finished 17th and 23rd respectively in the competition.