41.   World Cup leader Andreas Goldberger of Austria was a disappointing sixth after misjudging the wind on his second attempt.

42.   World Cup leader Ari-Pekka Nikkola of Finland and Austrian rival Andreas Goldberger shared first place in a World Cup ski jumping competition here on Sunday.

43.   World Cup leader Michele Bartoli of Italy was a further second adrift, followed by Frenchman Laurent Jalabert.

44.   World Cup overall leader Adam Malysz of Poland and Four Hills winner Sven Hannawald of Germany did not compete as it interfered with their Olympic preparations.

45.   World Cup leader Pernilla Wiberg, seventh, said afterwards she was still suffering from the after-effects of influenza.

46.   World Cup overall leader Adam Malysz of Poland and Four Hills winner Sven Hannawald of Germany did not compete here to prepare in their countries for the Winter Games.