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USA Today · Feb 19, 2018

Johansson leads Norway to Olympic ski jumping team title

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — The red handlebar mustache finally has a golden accoutrement.

After winning two bronze medals at the Pyeongchang Olympics, Robert Johansson helped Norway win the large hill team ski jumping title on Monday.

Johansson leapt 136 meters with the final jump as Norway relied on its depth to accrue 1,098.5 points and overwhelm 2014 champion Germany, which finished 22.8 points behind for silver.

"I saw that we had 22 points and that made me a bit bothered," Johansson said. "So I was nervous but I just tried to calm myself and tell myself I could do it and it was a fantastic feeling after."

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