Ilkka Herola set a fierce hill record – you can get from top positions to chase the opening win of her career | Sport

Otto Niittykoski also succeeded well and reaches the track sixth.

Ilkka Herola Continued his great jumping tune in Holmenkollen’s Greater Hill on Sunday and stumbled upon a combined race to 146 meters.

– I only have flashes for the final flights. I got some kind of adrenaline peak in it. In a way, he pulled in a pretty shock because one can’t be prepared for that. Everything was still quite normally, but the jump went to quite different spheres, Herola said,

– It was a really mental feeling. I don’t remember those like that even in my career. The fact that it still happens to the race is fun. It’s a bit annoying that this is an equalization competition. I would have liked to have taken that difference in point at that.

The Finn celebrating his name day is the first to get to the track. Secondly jumped in Austria Franz-Josf Rehl Jumped ten meters less than Herola, but it is an equalization competition, so his divorce to Herola is only six seconds.

John Lamparter, Laurent muhletahler, Stefan Retteggernicely jumped Otto Niittykoski and Vinzenz Geiger depart within 30 seconds from Herola to travel.

Superstar Jarl Magnus riiber It stayed 110.5 meters and is on the back of a minute. Herola does not yet have a personal race winner of the World Cup, but now it has good seams.

– If the track has a quick weather, it is really group -driven. It is really hard to ski against the group alone, Herola says of the ski section.

Herola’s leisure is a new record record. The previous one was Norwegian Robert Johansson 144 meters.

– It’s pretty great. The Telemark subordinate did not come now, but it is accepted. One should get a little more training for long jumps to bake them.

In the state of the EPN Mikko Hannula and Petter Kukkonen They were raging for Herola’s performance. The low style points given by the Norwegian referee irritated the rooster.

– Somebody Turakainen gives 12.5 points in style This is one of the best jumps seen in ski jumping history. An insane air flight and everything is right. The Norwegian could walk away from the judge’s tower and think about what had to be done, expert Kukkonen criticized the low -style points given by the Norwegian referee.

Updated story at 12:44 pm with comments from Herola and Petter Kukkonen.