It only took around 16 seconds on the slopes in Slovenia for the 31-year-old - his day was over after a crash in the first run.
This World Cup season, Jakobsen has crashed seven times, either in the first or second run. At Bormio in February, he was one of 49 skiers who crashed in the first run when it was snowing heavily.
In the World Cup this winter, Jakobsen has only one result from ten starts - a 13th place in Kitzbühel in January.
Fabian Ax Swartz is the only Swede in the second run. He had the 21st-best time in the first run and is 2.09 seconds behind leader Atle Lie McGrath of Norway.
