Ski jumper with vertigo: Germany's Raimund to miss season finale

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2025-03-29

Berlin (dpa) - German ski jumper Philipp Raimund has decided not to participate in the World Cup finale in Planica on Sunday because he is suffering from vertigo. "I will not be flying tomorrow," the 24-year-old told broadcaster ARD. "I still have a few things in my head that I unfortunately cannot fully shake off." Raimund has not competed all weekend on the massive flying hill in Slovenia. Flying hills are the biggest used for ski jumping and......

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