Takahashi claims 1st national nordic combined crown

Takahashi claims 1st national nordic combined crown

HAKUBA, Japan - Daito Takahashi celebrates winning his first title at the nordic combined skiing national championship on Feb. 1 in Hakuba, Nagano Prefecture. Takahashi, who had a 65-second advantage after Jan. 31 jumps, maintained his lead over the 15-kilometer cross-country course.

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