Ski Jumping
Surprising News About Suspended Norwegian Coaches. They Received Job Offers
April 26, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Following a scandal surrounding suit manipulation during the World Championships in Trondheim, the suspended Norwegian coaching staff has reportedly received job offers from abroad. This includes head coach Magnus Brevig and his assistant Thomas Lobben, who are being considered by certain foreign national teams after facing potential dismissal from their own federation.
Ski jumper says "yes" - Best posture scores! Jan Hörl got married
April 25, 2025 / Krone
Ski jumper Jan Hörl has married his partner Tanja at Schloss Mirabell in Salzburg. The couple celebrated their special day with great emotional joy, highlighting their shared love for travel and support for each other as they embark on this new chapter of life together.
New ÖSV Head Coach - Tournee Winner Aims to Boost Women's Ski Jumping
April 25, 2025 / Krone.at
Following the resignation of Bernhard Metzler, Thomas Diethart has been appointed as the new head coach for Austria’s female ski jumpers. Known for his 2014 Tournee victory, Diethart aims to rejuvenate the team and improve their standings in upcoming competitions, particularly as they approach an Olympic season.
Two-Time World Champion in Ski Jumping Leaves the Team: The Reason Given
April 24, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Rune Velta, a two-time world champion in ski jumping, has decided to step down from his role as the coach of the Swiss national team, effective July. The Swiss Ski Association cited personal reasons for his departure. Velta expressed disappointment over the recent cheating scandal involving Norwegian competitors.
Ski Jumping: Serious Accusations in the Suit Scandal - Also Against Germany!
April 24, 2025 / SPORT1
The ski jumping world is in turmoil due to allegations of manipulation involving the Norwegian team's suits. Robin Pedersen, one of the affected athletes, has voiced severe criticisms against the FIS and German media, citing a lack of communication and improper handling of the situation.
Former Four Hills Tournament Winner Becomes Austria's Coach
April 24, 2025 / SPORT1
Former Four Hills Tournament champion Thomas Diethart has been appointed the head coach of the Austrian women's ski jumping team, following the retirement of Bernhard Metzler. Diethart, whose career was marred by severe injuries, aims to prepare the team for the upcoming Olympics in Milan.
Norwegians Assess Losses after Ski Jumping World Cup: Crisis Committee Convened
April 19, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Norwegian ski jumpers are alarmed by the dramatically low attendance at this year's World Cup events in Vikersund, which saw only 6,000 spectators, resulting in losses of over 300,000 euros. Leif Arne Berget, head of the organizing committee, emphasized the need for urgent solutions and stated that discussions are ongoing to prevent future financial losses related to the event.
Italy's Malsiner sisters use therapy and eye training to look for Olympic success at home
April 18, 2025 / FIS
Italian sisters Jessica and Lara Malsiner are implementing eye training and therapy into their preparation for the 2026 Winter Olympics, where they aspire to perform at home in front of family and friends. The sisters, alongside a growing team, hope to surprise in Ski Jumping events next winter after successful training adjustments and improved results in the current season.
"It Can't Go On Like This!" Ski Jumping Alarm in Norway
April 17, 2025 / SPORT1
Ski jumping in Vikersund faces an uncertain future as the event organizers report significant financial losses. Despite cost-cutting measures and a rich history of record flights, attendance has dwindled, raising questions about the viability of future events at this iconic venue.
Ski Jumping Legend Evaluates Thomas Thurnbichler's Work; Chaos Ensues
April 17, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
In a recent assessment, skijumping legend Adam Małysz comments on the departure of coach Thomas Thurnbichler from the Polish national ski team, citing a chaotic atmosphere and communication breakdowns with athletes. Andreas Goldberger echoes these sentiments, indicating potential reasons behind the decision amid high expectations for team performance.
Breakthrough in Ski Jumping: Women Will Enter Here for the First Time!
April 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The International Ski Federation (FIS) has announced a significant change for the 2025/26 season, with women participating in the World Cup finals at a large jumping hill in Planica. Previously, female jumpers only competed in Vikersund. This marks a new era in ski jumping.
Flying in Vikersund - Ski Jumping Alarm: "This cannot continue!"
April 16, 2025 / Krone
In a recent ski jumping event in Vikersund, only 6,000 spectators attended, leading to significant financial losses. The event organizers are concerned about potential future losses and are discussing strategies to improve attendance and reduce costs. Despite these concerns, Vikersund is still part of the World Cup calendar for 2026, though its future remains uncertain.