Baserga and Stalder in 4th place

The duo ran at the front for a long time - but after three reloads by Baserga at the sixth shooting, the gap to the podium places grew significantly. Even a good finish from Stalder was unable to change the final result.

At the top, Germany actually prevailed over Finland in the final meters. However, the duo Marlene Fichtner/Leonhard Pfund were subsequently disqualified because Fichtner did not shoulder her rifle properly after the last prone shooting. In the end, Finland took the win, France second and Norway third.

In the mixed relay two hours later, Lena Häcki-Gross, Aita Gasparin, Jeremy Finello and Matthias Riebli finished in 10th place. They finished two minutes behind the victorious Italian team.

Sina Arnet misses final round

Ski jumping. - Sina Arnet narrowly missed out on qualifying for the final round of the World Cup in Sapporo, Japan, in 32nd place. Nika Prevc secured victory ahead of local hero Nozomi Maruyama and Canadian Abigail Strate. It was the 20-year-old Prevc's 12th win of the current season.

Swiss snowboarders without success

Snowboard. - The Swiss alpine snowboarders did not achieve any success in the team parallel giant slalom. Dario Caviezel and Julie Zogg were disqualified in their quarter-final against Slovenia and finished the race in eighth place. The second Swiss team with Gian Casanova and Flurina Neva Bätschi had already failed to qualify. Austria secured victory in Simonhöhe ahead of Italy.