Piotr Zyla (Bad Mitterndorf)
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Piotr Zyla held off a strong challenge to secure a narrow ski jumping World Cup victory in Austria.
The Polish jumper finished the event with a total score of 418.5 and just edged out second-placed Timi Zacj of Slovenia who ended the contest on 418.2.
Zyla's success owed much to his showing in the first round in Tauplitz as he recorded a jump of 225.5 metres which, which he followed up with a 219.5m leap in the second round.
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Zacj produced the highest-scoring jump of the day when he registered 225.0 points for his second effort but couldn't quite make up the ground after Zyla had put himself in a strong position with his first leap.
The top three was completed by Austria's Stefan Kraft as he collected bronze with a final score of 416.6.
Jubilant Zyla celebrates winning jump in Tauplitz
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