In the recent Olympic ski jumping competition on the large hill, the German team has struggled significantly, resulting in dissatisfaction from their head coach, Stefan Horngacher. The outlook for the last ski jumping event of these Winter Games seems grim, as the athletes failed to perform at the level expected following earlier successes. This marked a stark contrast to their previous performances, notably Philipp Raimund's gold medal victory on the small hill just days before.

Philipp Raimund, who was the top-performing German jumper in the recent event, finished in ninth place, which was a letdown compared to his earlier triumph. Acknowledging these outcomes, coach Horngacher expressed disappointment as he consoled Raimund who had switched skis in hopes of improving his performance. The team will need to reflect on their strategies and performances as the Winter Games draw to a close, and they seek to redeem themselves in upcoming competitions.

This situation brings to light the unpredictability of competitive sports, where the pressure of Olympic performance can lead to unexpected results. The German ski jumpers' challenges on the large hill may impact future team preparations and the athletes' mental states as they navigate through their Olympic journey.