Germany's Georg Späth won his first Grand-Prix competition ever this afternoon in Hinterzarten. In this close event on the HS 108 the 25-year-old showed jumps of 107.5 m and 103 m and reached a total of 275.0 points. The leader after the first round, Andreas Kofler from Austria ended up second with 270.5 points (108m/100.5m). The third best today also came from Austria with Gregor Schlierenzauer. The junior World-Champion posted two very good and constant jumps of 102.5 m and 102 m for 258.5 points. Swiss Simon Amman, who had the longest jump in today's trial round (108m) came in fourth, followed by young Finn Harri Olli and Adam Malysz. A good performance today was also shown by Norwegian Anders Jacobsen who finished 8th and was the best placed athlete of his team that will now leave out the next competitions and instead train in Oberstdorf (GER) next week. Well known names like last winter's overall World-Cup winner Jakub Janda, Martin Koch, Sigurd Pettersen and Martin Schmitt failed to make the second round cut. The competition took place in front of about 5000 spectators under a bit changing but fair conditions. Winner Georg Späth was also awarded with the prize-money of € 1000 for the "Man of the day". Detailed results >>