31.   World Cup leader Hans Knauss was the top Austrian finisher in fourth place, as he rallied five positions from the first run.

32.   World Cup leader Hermann Maier edged teammate Andreas Schifferer by three hundredths of a second to clinch his third season victory.

33.   World Cup leader Ivica Kostelic, whose sister Janica had won three golds and a silver for Croatia, straddled a gate near the end.

34.   World Cup leader Karine Ruby of France did not participate but retained her overall lead.

35.   World Cup leader Katja Seizinger was another casualty of the second run.

36.   World Cup leader Martina Ertl of Germany came in fourth to remain first in the overall standings.

37.   World Cup leader Martina Ertl of Germany came in fourth to remain first in the standings.

38.   World Cup leader Ronny Ackermann of Germany was third overall after finishing seventh in the jumping and third in the race.

39.   World Cup leader Raphael Poiree of France finished ninth after missing two targets on his last visit while Russian Pavel Rostovtsev was sixth after one miss.

40.   World Cup leader Adne Soendral and fellow Norwegian Roger Stroem, fourth last year, and local man Gerard van Velde also pose a threat.