Nathalie Armbruster Becomes First German to Win Nordic Combined World Cup

The 19-year-old secured the title in Oslo after a strong season, overcoming past disappointments at the World Championships.

Nathalie Armbruster, a 19-year-old from Germany's Black Forest, won the Nordic Combined World Cup, becoming the first German woman to achieve this milestone.
She clinched the title with a sixth-place finish in Oslo, earning enough points to secure her lead in the standings ahead of the season's final event.
Armbruster expressed her joy and gratitude in a ZDF interview, calling the achievement 'unreal' and thanking her family and supporters.
Her victory comes after a challenging World Championships in Trondheim, where she placed seventh in both individual events, falling short of expectations.
The competition at Oslo's iconic Holmenkollen venue also marked the first time women competed on the large hill, with Norway's Gyda Westvold Hansen winning the day's event.