Jarl Magnus Reaper suffers a shoulder injury – World Cup opener in jeopardy

Norwegian co-player Jarl Magnus Reber dislocated his shoulder during the interim round in Ruka. Now the opening of the World Cup is uncertain.

Reports say his shoulder dislocated when he landed 145 meters on the big hill in Roca FIS Nordic combined in X.

– Of course I’m depressed. I have sacrificed a lot to get back in shape over the past month now. Stumbling at the finish line feels heavy. This is exactly the worst case scenario for me, worse than what happened at the Olympics when Corona hit, Reber tells TV

This is what the start of the season looks like in Finland on Friday:

-We’re working on it now and trying to see an opportunity to help me get started. Then we have to take it day by day. I’ll see how I feel tomorrow, I want to try,’ Reber tells TV 2.

Reber and Lamparter were in a class of their own and jumped two ledges at a slower speed than the third Austrian, Thomas Rettinger. With 140.5 metres, he was 24.3 points behind the Norwegian, which equates to 1.37 minutes on the track.

Jørgen Graabak also did well and finished sixth with a distance of 137 metres.

The World Cup season begins on Friday with the new combined workout where in cross-country skiing over 7.5 kilometers, you go out with specific distances depending on your position in the jump race. There is a regular race on Saturday and a combined start on Sunday.