With a total of 279.3 points and two jumps of 127.5 m normal hill World Champion Stefan Kraft was also the best on the large hill. Only 1.3 points behind, Andreas Wellinger (GER) came in second again with 127.5 m and 129 m.

Norway has won it's 100th gold medal at a Championship (includes Olympics). 

This coming weekend (March 4 – 5) will feature the penultimate stop of the 2016-17 SBX World Cup tour as La Molina (ESP) is set to host the season's sixth individual race on the 2011 world championships slope therefore also serving as ultimate form test prior to the 12^th FIS Snowboard World Championships which are slated to take place in Sierra Nevada (ESP) from March 7 to 19.

Ilka Stuhec added a second super-G victory to her season record under crystal blue skies in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, on Saturday.

Russia's Sergey Ustiugov after just missing out in the sprint two days ago got his gold medal today in the men's 30 km Skiathlon at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti, Finland.

The traditional Kvitfjell downhill could take place from the very top today, and unlike in the last 20 years, a Norwegian topped the podium and claimed the win, as Kjetil Jansrud was the fastest, followed by Peter Fill in second and Beat Feuz in third.

Lydia Lassila (AUS) and Xindi Wang (CHN) have both claimed victories at the aerials World Cup event staged in Minsk. 

Stefan Kraft was the best in an exciting final on the normal hill at the WSC in Lahti: With a total of 270.8 points and jumps of 99.5 m and 98 m he won ahead of the two Germans Andreas Wellinger (96.5 m / 100 m; 268.7 points) and Markus Eisenbichler (95 m / 100.5 m; 263.6 points).

The first of the weekend’s back-to-back competitions at the moguls World Cup finals took to the newest venue on the tour in Thawoo (CHN) for single moguls competition on Saturday, where Perrine Laffont (FRA) and Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) were able to step up and claim victories on the tricky Thaiwoo course.

Norway's Marit Bjoergen has skied her way into the history books yet again.