Norway beat Austria and Germany for mixed relay victory in Trondheim Nordic Combined World Cup

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Norway won the mixed team crown at the FIS Nordic Combined World Cup, as they were fuelled by a spectacular individual performance from Ida Marie Hagen on home snow in Trondheim. Austria and Germany completed the top three after the cross-country event, but the former had been in the ascendancy after posting a tally of 422.9 points in the ski jumping, but Norway came back in the cross-country.

Norway beat Austria and Germany for mixed relay victory in Trondheim Nordic Combined World Cup

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Norway picked up the mixed team crown following a brilliant individual performance from Ida Marie Hagen on home snow in Trondheim.
Austria and Germany completed the podium in second and third as Norway sailed to a winning time following the cross-country.
Austria's Annalena Slamik, Stefan Rettenegger, Johannes Lamparter and Lisa Hirner took the lead after the ski jumping after collecting a total of 422.9 points.
Hagen, Jens Luraas Oftebro, Joergen Graabak and Gyda Westvold Hansen started the race 16 seconds behind their opponents in third but emerged victorious thanks to a storming cross-country run.
A dominant performance from Hagen to close the gap on Slamik in the first kilometre set up Norway well in a tight 4x5km battle.
Austria finished 12.1 seconds back overall while Germany's Manuel Faisst, Nathalie Armbruster, Jenny Nowak and Johannes Rydzek took bronze 53.2 seconds back.
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