Nordic Combined
Nordic Combined - With "Confidence" to Ramsau
December 18, 2024 / sportschau.de
The German Nordic Combined team heads confidently to Ramsau after a strong start to the season, with several athletes already achieving podium finishes in earlier competitions. Coach Eric Frenzel expresses optimism as the team prepares for the upcoming World Cup events amidst a two-week competition break.
Hagen aims to extend winning run as Lamparter eyes Ramsau lift
December 17, 2024 / FIS
Ida Marie Hagen looks to extend her remarkable streak at the upcoming Nordic Combined events in Ramsau, aiming for a seventh consecutive World Cup victory. Meanwhile, Johannes Lamparter is eager to regain top form in a coveted venue where he previously excelled, setting the stage for a highly competitive showdown.
COC: Tiller claims second victory in freezing Ruka
December 16, 2024 / FIS
Simen Tiller of Norway has claimed his second consecutive victory in the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup held in Ruka, facing frigid temperatures of -17°C. Tiller excelled in both the ski jumping and cross-country segments, demonstrating impressive endurance and consistency throughout the competition.
COC: Tiller wins season opener in Ruka
December 15, 2024 / FIS
In Ruka, Simen Tiller claimed victory in the first FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup event of the season, overcoming a challenging race marked by extremely cold temperatures. Tiller's impressive performance, particularly in the cross-country segment, allowed him to edge out his competitors after a strong start in the ski jumping round.
Steamboat Nordic skier earns personal best in women’s World Cup opener
December 12, 2024 / SteamboatToday.com
In the women’s Nordic combined World Cup opener held in Lillehammer, Norway, Alexa Brabec from Steamboat Springs achieved her personal best by finishing in 11th place after moving up from 22nd in the ski jump. Teammate Annika Malacinski also performed well, finishing 24th. This event marked a strong start to the World Cup season for the U.S. women's Nordic combined team.
Interest in Nordic Ski World Championships from Klingenthal and Oberstdorf
December 11, 2024 / sportschau.de
Klingenthal and Oberstdorf have expressed interest in hosting the Nordic Ski World Championships in 2033, potentially marking the event's return to Germany after 2021. The German Ski Association is considering which location to select as both are important centers for winter sports.
Geiger Triumphs in Lillehammer Ahead of Schmid
December 08, 2024 / Sport1
Vinzenz Geiger clinched his third season victory in the Norwegian town of Lillehammer, triumphing in a thrilling final sprint against teammate Julian Schmid. This win marks a strong showing for the German Nordic combined team, which has now secured three victories in five competitions this season.
Geiger and Schmid Celebrate in Nordic Combined Thriller
December 08, 2024 / sportschau.de
In a thrilling finish at Lillehammer, Vinzenz Geiger and Julian Schmid achieved a double victory in the new Individual Compact format for Nordic combined athletes. They outpaced Norway's Jarl Magnus Riiber, who finished third, showcasing an exciting race that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.
Geiger pips Schmid in dramatic Compact finish in Lillehammer
December 08, 2024 / FIS
In a thrilling finish at Lillehammer, Vinzenz Geiger of Germany edged out Julian Schmid in a photo finish to secure his second victory of the season in the Nordic Combined World Cup. Geiger's win came after a challenging start in the Gundersen event, showcasing his resilience and competitive spirit as he battled against Jan Magnus Riiber, who currently leads the overall standings.
Noko - Schmid Provides Excitement in Riiber's Victory
December 07, 2024 / sportschau.de
In the first World Cup event in Lillehammer, Julian Schmid prevented a German "null point" by securing second place in the Nordic combined competition. Schmid's fierce finish against Austrian Johannes Lamparter ended in a photo finish, emphasizing the nail-biting nature of the race dominated by Jarl Magnus Riiber.