Nordic Combined
DSV Star Triumphs and Claims Yellow Jersey
December 01, 2024 / Sport1
Vinzenz Geiger from Germany secured his first victory in nearly two years during a mass start competition in Kuusamo, Finland, outperforming Jarl Magnus Riiber and claiming the yellow jersey of the overall leader in the Nordic Combined World Cup. With a strong team performance, Germany dominated the podium, demonstrating a significant improvement from the previous season.
Riiber Opens Up About Tough Week: – Weight and Energy Levels Are Going One Way
December 01, 2024 / Eurosport
Norwegian Nordic combined star Jarl Magnus Riiber shared his struggles with low energy levels during a recent competition in Ruka, Finland. He expressed concerns about his body not absorbing nutrients properly, which has impacted his performance, despite achieving a strong second-place finish in the event.
Nordic Skiing Disciplines Update
December 01, 2024 / Yle.fi
This article provides an overview of the latest developments in Nordic skiing, particularly focusing on events related to Nordic combined and highlights from recent competitions. It discusses the performances and expectations surrounding several prominent athletes in the sport as they prepare for upcoming championships.
Geiger seals Ruka Tour triumph with 'perfect' jump
December 01, 2024 / FIS
Vinzenz Geiger achieved a remarkable victory at the Ruka Tour, winning the Men's Individual Mass Start with a standout jump of 133.5 meters. This victory marks his first since December 2022 and he now leads the overall World Cup standings, having taken over the yellow bib from fellow competitor Jarl Magnus Riiber.
German Triple Victory - No Podium Again for ÖSV in Second Ruka Event
November 30, 2024 / Krone
In the second Nordic Combined World Cup competition of the season, Austrian athletes failed to secure a podium place, with Thomas Rettenegger finishing fifth as the top competitor for ÖSV. The event saw a German sweep of the podium, with Johannes Rydzek leading the charge.
Rydzek wins in German triple victory
November 30, 2024 / Sport1
Johannes Rydzek celebrated his first World Cup victory since 2019 in Kuusamo, Finland, leading a German podium sweep. Julian Schmid and Vinzenz Geiger joined him in a remarkable performance for the German Ski Association (DSV).
Frightening moments in Ruka: 'Ski not there' - Big scare for Lamparter
November 30, 2024 / Krone.at
Johannes Lamparter faced a tense moment during a competition in Ruka when he encountered serious issues during a jump. Fortunately, he managed to avoid a fall after realizing one of his skis was lost mid-air.
Rydzek ends six-year wait for wins with 'dream' performance in Ruka
November 30, 2024 / FIS
Johannes Rydzek secured his first World Cup victory in nearly six years at the Nordic Combined event in Ruka, Finland, showcasing an impressive performance in both the jumping and cross-country segments. His victory was highlighted by a flawless jump and leading the subsequent 10km race to finish nearly a minute ahead of his closest competitor.
Nordic Combined: Rydzek Surprises with Furthest Jump
November 30, 2024 / sportschau.de
Johannes Rydzek claimed an unexpected victory in the Nordic Combined World Cup in Ruka with the longest jump of 142 meters, leading him to win the race after a 10 km run. This win marks a significant comeback for Rydzek, who last celebrated a World Cup victory nearly six years ago.
Riiber Unable to Reach Podium in Ruka
November 30, 2024 / Eurosport
Jarl Magnus Riiber finished fourth in the Nordic combined event in Ruka after failing to close the gap to Johannes Rydzek. Despite starting well, Riiber struggled in the final moments of the race, missing out on his 100th podium finish.
Geiger and Schmid Sprint to Ruka Podium
November 29, 2024 / sportschau.de
In the Nordic combined World Cup event in Ruka, Germany's Vinzenz Geiger and Julian Schmid secured the first double podium for the German team since March 2023, finishing behind Norway's Jarl Magnus Riiber. This race marked a strong start for the German team in the season, indicating a promising performance ahead after a lackluster previous season.
Geiger and Schmid on the Podium as Riiber Claims Victory
November 29, 2024 / Sport1
In the Nordic Combined event in Kuusamo, Jarl Magnus Riiber triumphed while Vinzenz Geiger and Julian Schmid secured the second and third spots, marking a remarkable comeback for the German team after a lackluster previous season. Geiger expressed satisfaction with his performance despite earlier health issues, while Schmid was thrilled to finish on the podium after starting from eighth position. This marks the first German double podium since March 2023, indicating a strong start to the season for the team.