Kasai soars to victory at World Cup jump in Utah

Kasai soars to victory at World Cup jump in Utah

PARK CITY, United States - Noriaki Kasai of Japan (C), smiles after winning the World Cup ski jumping event at Utah Olympic Park in Park City Feb. 28. Kasai, aged 31 years and eight months, became the oldest ski jumper to win a World Cup event. At left is Simon Ammann of Switzerland, who came in second, followed by Norwegian Tommy Ingebrigsten (R).

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