Artti Aigro, a 26-year-old Estonian ski jumper, continued his performance in the World Cup season with a commendable jump at the Kulm hill in Austria, landing at a distance of 203 meters and earning 179.2 points. He initially ranked fourth in the overall standings following his jump, successfully ensuring his place in the main competition. Despite a strong showing, Aigro ultimately finished 24th among 56 competitors after the main event.

In the competition, the top spot was claimed by the Austrian athlete Stephen Embacher, who achieved a remarkable jump of 219 meters, scoring 210.4 points. He was followed by Japanese jumper Naoki Nakamura in second place with a jump of 218.5 meters, earning 208.9 points, and Domen Prevc, the World Cup leader who previously won the large hill event at the Milano Cortina Olympics, finished third with a jump of 208.5 meters and 205.3 points.

This event marks a significant achievement for Aigro as he continues to prove his mettle on the international stage, showcasing the growth of Estonian athletes in winter sports. His performance not only enhances his standings in the World Cup series but also promotes Estonian ski jumping to a wider audience, reflecting the dedication and talent present in the sport within Estonia.