A day after missing the podium for the first time this season, Ryoyu Kobayashi cemented his position as the world's best ski jumper with a convincing World Cup victory in Switzerland on Sunday.
The win keeps Kobayashi atop this season's World Cup standings ahead of Poles Piotr Zyla and Kamil Stoch, who finished second and third, on the second day of the World Cup event in Engelberg.
Kobayashi opened with a hill record-tying first jump, sailing 144.0 meters on the large hill in Titlis. The 22-year-old Japanese capped off the performance with a second jump of 137.0 to net 294.4 points and his fourth victory of the season.