Kiuru declared winner

With poor weather conditions forcing organisers to cancel the second K120 ski jump at a World Cup event in Titisee-Neustadt on Sunday, Finland's Tami Kiuru was declared the winner after recording the best first round effort of 136 metres.

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After Saturday's K120 event was cancelled altogether due to unsuitable weather conditions in the German resort of Titisee-Neustadt, organisers decided to go ahead with Sunday's competition; however, the unreliable skies only allowed jumpers one effort before wet snow and wind marred the second round.

Twenty-seven-year-old Kiuru, bar far the best with a first round tally of 145.8 points, took advantage of the good early conditions to earn the first World Cup victory of his career.

Austria's Andreas Widhoelzl finished second with a jump of 133.5m, which earned him 140.8 points from the judges, while another Finn, Janne Ahonen, took third with a jump of 133m.

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