Ski jumping: Takeuchi lands on podium for first time since 2013

Ski jumping: Takeuchi lands on podium for first time since 2013

Michael Hayboeck of Austria (C) poses for a photo after winning a World Cup ski jumping event in Lahti, Finland, on Feb. 21, 2016, alongside runner-up Karl Geiger (L) of Germany and third-place finisher Taku Takeuchi of Japan. Takeuchi produced his first podium finish in more than two years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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