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Östersund (dpa) - Franziska Preuß wants to secure a podium place in the overall World Cup on Sunday at the final mass start of the biathletes in Östersund.
The outstanding Norwegian Tiril Eckhoff already has the triumph for sure.
In the men's category, Johannes Thingnes Bö and Sturla Holm Laegreid are still fighting for the large crystal ball.
In the Alpine and Nordic Combined categories, however, the World Cup winners have already been chosen.
BIATHLON
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World Cup in Ostersund, Sweden
1.00 p.m .: mass start, 12.5 km, women (ARD and Eurosport)
3.30 p.m .: mass start, 15 km, men (ARD and Eurosport)
In the last race of an exhausting season there is still a lot to do for Franziska Preuss.
For the first time in her career, the 27-year-old from Bavaria made it to the podium in the overall World Cup.
Although the ex-world champion is only fifth with 815 points before the final, both the Italian Dorothea Wierer (4th / 821) and the Swedish Hanna Öberg (3rd / 824) are not far away.
Third place is still there.
While the Norwegian Tiril Eckhoff has already secured triumph in the overall standings, the men are still about the large crystal ball.
There will be a final showdown between the two Norwegians Johannes Thingnes Bö and Sturla Holm Laegreid.
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NORDIC COMBINATION
World Cup in Klingenthal, Germany
Singles, men
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11.00 a.m .: large hill jump (ARD and Eurosport 2)
2.45 p.m .: ten kilometer run (ARD and Eurosport)
Jarl Magnus Riiber from Norway has already won the overall World Cup.
The world champion could not be beaten for Hermann Weinbuch's protégés this winter either.
Now it is for Vinzenz Geiger, Eric Frenzel and Co. once again about the last chance on the podium of this season.
Geiger, who showed weaknesses at the home World Cup in Oberstdorf, would also like to defend his second place in the overall World Cup.
SKI JUMPING
World Cup in Nizhny Tagil, Russia
1.00 p.m .: normal hill, individual, women, 1st and 2nd round
Will the German ski jumpers still make a single podium this winter?
There are no longer many opportunities.
The third from last individual of the season is on the program on Sunday in Nizhny Tagil, Russia.
Katharina Althaus finished ninth on Saturday and is considered the hottest candidate for the jump to the top.
But the international competition for Marita Kramer (Austria), Nika Kriznar (Slovenia) and Sara Takanashi (Japan) seems too strong this year.
The season finale awaits next week in Tchaikovsky, Russia.
ALPINE SKIING
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World Cup in Lenzerheide, Switzerland
09.00 / 12.00 a.m .: Giant slalom, women (ARD and Eurosport)
10.30 / 1.45 p.m .: Slalom, men (ARD and Eurosport)
The crystal balls are already awarded before the last two races of the season.
In the women's category, the Slovak Petra Vlhova is the overall winner and the Italian Marta Bassino is the giant slalom winner.
In the men's category, the Frenchman Alexis Pinturault can no longer be ousted from the top in the overall classification, the Austrian Marco Schwarz in the slalom classification.
The only German starter this Sunday, Linus Straßer, will want to be among the frontrunners again at the end of the season.
SNOWBOARD
World Cup in Berchtesgaden, Germany
8.15 a.m .: Team event
World Cup in Aspen, USA
8 p.m. (CET): halfpipe, men and women
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The raceboarders end their season with a team race.
At the home event in Berchtesgaden, the Germans want to cheer again after Ramona Hofmeister made the overall World Cup fixed on Saturday and Selina Jörg and Carolin Langenhorst raced onto the podium in the parallel slalom.
In the evening, André Höflich goes to the halfpipe in Aspen, where in the final he will face the American superstar Shaun White in his World Cup comeback.
SKI FREESTYLE
World Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland
2.15 p.m .: Ski cross, women and men
The season finale is coming up for the ski crossers.
The German team wants to present itself in the best possible way again, but the overall winners have already been determined.
For men it is the Canadian Reece Howden, for women it is Swiss Fanny Smith.
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