Teenage sensation Gregor Schlierenzauer
claimed his second World Cup victory of the season
with a sensational leap in Engelberg. The Swiss
16-year-old delighted the home crowd by soaring
140.5m in the second round - easily the longest
leap of the day.
Schlierenzauer lay just sixth after the first round,
but went six points clear of Norway's Anders Jacobsen,
who managed just 129m in the second round.
Poland's 'flying moustache', Adam Malysz, mounted
the second rung of the podium while a disappointing
second jump saw Simon Ammann drop to fourth.
He remains top of the World Cup points standings,
with Schlierenzauer making it a Swiss one-two.
Several struggling big names again failed to find
form, with Jakub Janda 14th, Matti Hautamaeki 16th
and Janne Ahonen 21st.
Former Four Hills champion Siggurd Pettersen failed
even to reach the final round, managing just 113.5m
with his only jump of the day.
