Ski Jumping
Wellinger wins interrupted jump in Ruka
December 01, 2024 / sportschau.de
Andreas Wellinger secured victory for the German ski jumpers in Ruka with just one jump, as the competition was abandoned due to adverse weather conditions. Wellinger's jump of 146.5 meters in the first round was enough for the win amidst challenging gusty winds that made the second round impossible.
Wellinger Wins in Kuusamo as German Winning Streak Continues
December 01, 2024 / Sport1
Andreas Wellinger claimed victory in Kuusamo, Finland, after a single round due to challenging windy conditions, furthering the strong start of German ski jumpers this season. Despite the competition being halted after 15 jumpers, Wellinger's jump of 146.5m secured his first win of the season, leading ahead of Stefan Kraft and Karl Geiger.
Ruka Ski Jumping - Super-Adler Kraft Only Beaten by Wellinger!
December 01, 2024 / Krone
In Ruka, Austria's ski jumpers faced a close defeat against their German counterparts, with Stefan Kraft narrowly finishing second behind Andreas Wellinger. The competition was impacted by challenging weather conditions, limiting the event to just one round, but Kraft expressed satisfaction with his performance despite the circumstances.
Reacts strongly after several failed jumps in Ruka: – A proper parody
December 01, 2024 / Eurosport
Expert Andreas Stjernen criticized the organizers in Ruka after Halvor Egner Granerud landed at a disappointing 71.5 meters. The competition was halted due to wind issues, leading to dissatisfaction among the competitors.
Recap of a Bizarre Situation: World Cup Rules Broken Again!
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The article discusses a recent incident at the Ski Jumping World Cup in Kuusamo where rules regarding officiating were violated due to a judge's absence after a car accident. This has raised questions regarding compliance with international judging standards, as the situation repeated itself into the following competition day.
The Rebirth of a Hero That Few Have Noticed
December 01, 2024 / Sport1
Pius Paschke celebrates his second victory of the season in Kuusamo, while his teammate Markus Eisenbichler also achieves his best result in some time following a challenging previous season. Eisenbichler's return to form has brought him newfound energy and optimism, showcasing a promising future ahead.
Sensational Results at Ski Jumping World Cup! Exotic Country Waited Two Decades
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The ski jumping competition in Ruka produced several surprising results as Kazakhstan and China made their remarkable comebacks after nearly two decades. The event marked a historic moment for athletes from these countries, while an Estonian achieved a top-five finish for the first time in history.
The Best Competition for Polish Ski Jumpers, But that's the Only Positive: Judges Stopped the Event
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The ski jumping competition in Ruka faced tumultuous weather conditions, leading judges to cancel the second round just before Polish jumpers were set to compete. Despite the challenges, Dawid Kubacki achieved the best Polish result of the season with a 10th place finish.
Poles Far in the Nations Cup. Something ‘Started’ on Sunday
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Andreas Wellinger won the single-series competition in Ruka amid strong winds that prevented the final round. Dawid Kubacki was the highest-ranked Pole in tenth place, contributing to Poland's notable performance in the Nations Cup classification.
Paschke maintains stunning start to ski jumping season
December 01, 2024 / FIS Ski
Pius Paschke of Germany secured his second victory of the 2024/25 ski jumping season in Ruka, Finland, extending his lead in the World Cup standings. Despite challenging conditions, Paschke achieved a remarkable total score of 326.6 points, further establishing himself as a favorite for the upcoming competitions.
Surprise in Ski Jumping at Ruka: A 6888 Day Wait
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
A Chinese ski jumper, Song Qiwu, made history by qualifying for the World Cup competition in Ruka, Finland, ending a nearly 7000-day drought for Chinese representation in the event. His qualification marks a significant achievement, as it has been almost 18 years since the last Chinese jumper qualified for a World Cup event.
Jumpers fear for their health: Shocking response from the World Cup chief: Maybe play ping-pong?
December 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Sandro Pertile, the director of the Ski Jumping World Cup, stirred controversy by saying that if athletes cannot accept varying conditions, maybe they should switch to ping-pong. His comments came after criticism from Norwegian jumpers over hazardous conditions during a recent competition in Ruka, where many faced unsafe jumping scenarios due to weather conditions.