Jacobsen wins women's sprint gold at Nordic World

Jacobsen wins women's sprint gold at Nordic World

SAPPORO, Japan - Astrid Jacobsen (L) of Norway wins the gold model in the 1.2-km women's sprint event on the opening day of the Nordic World Ski Championships in Sapporo on Feb. 22. Petra Majdic (R) of Slovenia was second, while Madoka Natsumi (C) of Japan came in fifth.

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