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Germany’s Frenzel wins WCup Nordic Combined Triple

The Columbian
Published: January 18, 2014, 4:00pm

SEEFELD, Austria (AP) — Defending overall champion Eric Frenzel of Germany won his third straight World Cup event Sunday to become the first winner of a Nordic Combined Triple, a new format that adds the results of three competitions in one weekend.

Frenzel was second after the ski jumping and went ahead of the field early in the 15-kilometer cross country. The German finished in 38 minutes, 26.2 seconds to beat Norway’s Haavard Klemetsen, who led after the jumping, by 21.2 seconds. Magnus Moan of Norway came 29.1 back in third.

Olympic champion Jason Lamy Chappuis of France was 1:41.0 behind in ninth.

Frenzel earned double World Cup points for his victory and further extended his lead in the overall standings.

The Nordic combined World Cup continues in Oberstdorf, Germany, next weekend.

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