Junior World-Champion Gregor Schlierenzauer from Austria won his first competition on the World-Cup level today in Courchevel (FRA). With jumps of 123.5 m and the new hill record of 134.5 m for a total of 255.4 points he edged out his teammate Wolfgang Loitzl who landed on the second place with 242.4 points (120.5 m/125m). Poland's Adam Malysz was third with 237.1 points and jumps of 117 m and 127.5 m. Young Norwegian Anders Jacobsen showed his talent again today and achieved his best career result with a very good fourth place, closely followed by his compatriot Olympic-Champion Lars Bystøl. Jacobsen is also the "Man of the Day" of today's event. Austrian Andreas Kofler came in sixth this evening and this was enough for him to win the first edition of the 4-Nations Grand Prix and old ingots worth about SFR 12 000. Second in this overall ranking of the first four individual competitions of the summer is Adam Malysz and third Gregor Schlierenzauer, who lost his chances to win when he fell in the first jump in Predazzo. There is a break now in the summer series of about two weeks and the next event will take place in Zakopane (POL) on August 26. The COC continues already next weekend with two competitions in Lillehammer (NOR). Detailed results >>