Nordic Combined

FIS announces adjustments to equipment control policy in Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

FIS announces adjustments to equipment control policy in Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

March 12, 2025 / FIS

The FIS has announced changes to the equipment control policy for Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined, allowing athletes to use one suit for the remainder of the season. This measure is aimed at ensuring efficient equipment control and fair competition.

Armbruster aims to seal first title as women celebrate large hill milestone in Oslo

Armbruster aims to seal first title as women celebrate large hill milestone in Oslo

March 12, 2025 / FIS

Nathalie Armbruster has a chance to become the first German woman to win a Nordic Combined overall World Cup title as the women celebrate their first large hill competition in Oslo. The event will contribute to the ongoing development of women's Nordic Combined, alongside the traditional men's competitions this weekend.

Norway Investigated for New Case of Cheating: - Not Deliberate on Our Part

Norway Investigated for New Case of Cheating: - Not Deliberate on Our Part

March 10, 2025 / NRK

The Norwegian combined team is under scrutiny after Jørgen Graabak was disqualified due to an illegal binding during a team event at the World Championships. Despite returning the skis with a changed binding, the team claims there was no intention to deceive, insisting that all actions were within the competition rules. The situation has sparked a protest against the disqualification process, leading to an ongoing investigation by the FIS Ethics Committee.

Next Turmoil at Ski World Championships: Scandal Revelation Regarding Race Director

Next Turmoil at Ski World Championships: Scandal Revelation Regarding Race Director

March 09, 2025 / Sport1

A scandal has arisen during the Ski World Championships involving race director Lasse Ottesen. A Norwegian combined athlete has called for Ottesen's resignation after he allegedly made inappropriate comments. Ottesen denies the allegations, claiming he was misrepresented.

Nordic Combination - Lamparter Goes Empty-Handed – Riiber Triumphs

Nordic Combination - Lamparter Goes Empty-Handed – Riiber Triumphs

March 08, 2025 / Krone

In the Nordic Combined World Championships held in Trondheim, Johannes Lamparter was unable to secure a medal, finishing in seventh place, while Jarl Magnus Riiber claimed a dominant victory, marking his eleventh gold medal. Despite a strong performance in the team event, Lamparter expressed disappointment after missing the medal mark by 18 seconds.

Ski-VM: Ronja (4) demands new Riiber gold: – I had to deliver

Ski-VM: Ronja (4) demands new Riiber gold: – I had to deliver

March 08, 2025 / NRK

Jarl Magnus Riiber secured his 11th world championship gold in his career's final race, fulfilling his daughter's wish for a gold fish. After a stellar performance in the 10-kilometer event, Riiber expressed relief and joy about his achievement and the opportunity to spend time with his family.

'He's in another league': Riiber bows out of world championships with another gold

'He's in another league': Riiber bows out of world championships with another gold

March 08, 2025 / FIS

Jarl Magnus Riiber dominated at the Trondheim 2025 World Championships, securing his third gold medal before retiring from the sport. His victory in the Men's Individual Gundersen LH/10km showcased his elite skills, as he led from start to finish, outpacing competitors by a substantial margin. This marks Riiber's impressive exit at a major championship, underlining his status as one of the greatest in Nordic combined history.

Germany Wins World Championship Gold Despite Dramatic Fall!

Germany Wins World Championship Gold Despite Dramatic Fall!

March 07, 2025 / Sport1

The German team secured gold in the Nordic combined event at the World Championships in Trondheim. The team, consisting of Johannes Rydzek, Wendelin Thannheimer, Julian Schmid, and Vinzenz Geiger, overcame a fall by Rydzek to defeat Austria, while Norway, the favorite, was impacted by a disqualification.

WM in Trondheim - Norwegian Disqualified: ÖSV Now Has a Gold Chance

WM in Trondheim - Norwegian Disqualified: ÖSV Now Has a Gold Chance

March 07, 2025 / Krone

During the Nordic World Championships in Trondheim, the Norwegian team faced a setback as Jörgen Graabak was disqualified, leading to Austria taking the lead and now having a chance at gold. With the race starting, Austria hopes to defend its position against a strong German team, aiming for its first gold medal in this event since 2011.

German Team Aims for Gold After Norwegian Disqualification

German Team Aims for Gold After Norwegian Disqualification

March 07, 2025 / Sport1

In a dramatic twist at the Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim, the German team is now in contention for gold following the disqualification of Norwegian jumper Jörgen Graabak. With only two seconds separating them from the leading Austrian team, the German athletes are poised for a strong performance in the upcoming cross-country event.

Disqualified for Manipulation – Came Back to Win Bronze

Disqualified for Manipulation – Came Back to Win Bronze

March 07, 2025 / NRK

Jørgen Graabak faced disqualification for equipment manipulation during the Ski World Championships 2025. Despite the setback, he contributed to Norway's team securing a bronze medal, but expressed frustration over the incident, highlighting the importance of proper equipment management.

Nordic Ski World Championships - Silver! Austria Only Beaten by Germany

Nordic Ski World Championships - Silver! Austria Only Beaten by Germany

March 07, 2025 / Krone

The Austrian team claimed the silver medal in the team event at the Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim, finishing just behind Germany. This win signifies Austria's consistent performance at the championships, garnering multiple medals, while they also benefited from a Norwegian athlete's disqualification post-ski jump.