Ski jumping World Cup event postponed to Sunday

More sports February 02, 2013

Ski jumping World Cup event postponed to Sunday

HARRACHOV, Czech Republic (AP) — A ski jumping World Cup event in the Czech Republic has been postponed due to high winds.

Organizers say the event scheduled for Saturday on a flying hill will take place on Sunday morning. Another World Cup event in the northern Czech resort will go ahead as scheduled on Sunday afternoon, weather permitting.

Subjects
- Sports,
- Nordic skiing,
- Skiing
Locations
- Czech Republic,
- Eastern Europe,
- Europe

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