Ski Jumping
Polish Jumper Opens Up: It Was a Blow, Now He Returns to the World Cup
November 29, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Jakub Wolny reflects on a challenging season and his struggles with the national team while expressing regret for his past comments about his coach. After taking time off, he is poised to return to the World Cup, eager to prove his abilities on the ski jump once again.
The Norwegian Role Models Study Wonderboy Tate Frantz (19): – They Will Of Course Want Him
November 29, 2024 / NRK
American ski jumper Tate Frantz, who has been impressing the Norwegian ski jumping community, speaks fluent Norwegian and is viewed as a prodigy. His recent performances have drawn attention, and he reflects on the respect he receives from seasoned Norwegian competitors who have inspired him in his sport.
Smart suits: The tech innovation transforming ski jumping competition
November 28, 2024 / TownLift, Park City News
The article discusses the introduction of smart suits in ski jumping competitions, utilizing RFID technology to ensure fair equipment regulations. This initiative aims to level the playing field among athletes from various countries, addressing disparities between wealthier and less funded teams, while also promoting environmental sustainability through reduced suit waste.
Adler without Skis - Wind! Weather Chaos Looms on Monster Jump
November 28, 2024 / Krone
A storm is brewing as weather forecasts predict chaos at the Monster Jump in Ruka, Finland, impacting the World Cup weekend for Austrian ski jumpers. After losing their ski luggage en route, they face both logistical challenges and potential weather cancellations.
Training Cancelled - ÖSV Eagles Landed in Ruka - Skis Unfortunately Not
November 28, 2024 / Krone
The Austrian ski jumpers, including Stefan Kraft and Jan Hörl, have arrived in Ruka for the World Cup season opener. However, they had to cancel their scheduled training session due to their skis not arriving in Finland on time. ÖSV head coach Andreas Widhölzl expressed confidence that the team could cope with this setback.
Chaos Before the World Cup Competitions! Leaders Race Against Time
November 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
In an unexpected turn of events in Ruka, Finland, the Austrian ski jumpers missed training before the World Cup due to their equipment arriving late. Despite this setback, they are poised to compete with the same team that debuted in Lillehammer, where they performed strongly in previous events.
After Ski Jumping Scare - FIS Takes Action After "Life-Threatening" Incident
November 26, 2024 / Krone.at
The FIS has responded to a dangerous incident involving ski jumper Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, who was accidentally pushed by a movable start apparatus during a warm-up in Lillehammer. Following the event, the governing body has implemented changes to the starting procedures to enhance safety.
Belshaw siblings represent Steamboat Springs in ski jumping World Cup opener
November 26, 2024 / Steamboat Pilot
The Belshaw siblings, representing Steamboat Springs, competed in the World Cup opener in Lillehammer, Norway, over the weekend. Annika and Erik Belshaw both participated in the mixed team and individual events, achieving notable placements despite some equipment challenges.
Alpine Chief Reacts to Ski Center Bankruptcy at Folgefonna: – The Loss Will Have International Consequences
November 26, 2024 / NRK
The bankruptcy of the summer ski center at Folgefonna has shocked the skiing community, raising concerns about its impact on training opportunities for both national teams and young athletes. The chief of the Norwegian alpine team warns that the loss will affect international ski competitions and athlete recruitment efforts, especially for those from the western part of Norway.
Hörl and Co. Shine - Dream Start for ÖSV Team: 'We Are Very Far Ahead'
November 25, 2024 / krone.at
The Austrian ski jumpers have had an impressive start to the World Cup season in Lillehammer, securing top placements in the first competition. Coach Andreas Widhölzl praised the team's performance while noting there is still potential for improvement among the athletes. Jan Hörl clinched his first victory in Norway, enhancing his confidence for future competitions.
Maciej Kot Comments After Being Removed from Ski Jumping Team
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Maciej Kot failed to qualify for the second round in both individual competitions at Lillehammer, leading to his replacement by Andrzej Stękała for upcoming events at Ruka. Following his poor performance, Kot expressed his thoughts in social media, labeling the weekend as 'to forget'. Coach Thomas Thurnbichler explained the decision to let Kot focus on training before returning to competition.
Norwegians Talk About Poles After Lillehammer, But They Falter Themselves
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The article discusses the disappointing start of the Polish ski jumpers in the World Cup season. Despite struggles in Norway as well, local journalists closely observe Poland's team, particularly with the involvement of their former coach Alexander Stöckl who now works with the Polish team.