Ski Jumping
Difficult Start to the New Season. The Distance from the Top Does Not Indicate Optimism
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The Polish ski jumpers had a disappointing performance in the opening World Cup event in Lillehammer, where the oldest leader in the history of the series, Pius Paschke from Germany, emerged. The article discusses the challenges faced by the team and assesses their prospects.
Alexander Stoeckl talks about the future of Thomas Thurnbichler
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Alexander Stoeckl expressed concerns about the performance of Polish ski jumpers during the World Cup opening weekend, highlighting their technical mistakes that impact their performance. Despite the setbacks, Stoeckl remains confident in coach Thomas Thurnbichler's ability to guide the team as they prepare for upcoming competitions in Finland.
Three Yellow Jerseys: DSV Very Satisfied with Ski Jumping Start
November 25, 2024 / Sport1
DSV Sports Director Horst Hüttel expressed strong satisfaction after a nearly perfect opening weekend of ski jumping, with three yellow jerseys worn by Pius Paschke and Katharina Althaus. The DSV team gathered seven podium finishes across the first five events, marking a positive start to the championship season, despite the need to remain focused as competition continues in Kuusamo.
Sprang trotz Diagnose - Olympiasieger: „Ich hatte immer wieder Anfälle“
November 25, 2024 / Krone
Severin Freund, a former Olympic ski jumper, has publicly revealed his struggle with epilepsy, experiencing seizures that hindered his career. Despite being advised against pursuing skiing due to his condition, he kept it secret during his active years. Freund details how he managed his condition while achieving significant success, including an Olympic gold medal and a World Cup title.
The World Witnessed This Scandal: "TragiFarce" and Compromise!
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
A scandalous scene and a failure marked the season opener for ski jumping. With the lack of spectators and dysfunctional reforms, ski jumping faces significant issues that seem to go unnoticed by officials. The recent weekend in Lillehammer served as a prime example, highlighting what went wrong.
‘Winter festival’ World Cup awaits ski jumpers in Ruka
November 25, 2024 / FIS Ski
The World’s best male ski jumpers are set to compete in Ruka, Finland, for the second stage of the World Cup action following a dramatic season opener in Lillehammer. This year's event, part of the traditional 'Ruka Nordic' winter festival, features multiple skiing disciplines and promises to be a thrilling showcase for attendees.
Pius Paschke - Age Doesn't Protect Against Winning
November 25, 2024 / Sportschau
At 33 years old, Pius Paschke secured his first World Cup victory, becoming the oldest debut winner. With a strong start in the 2024 season, Paschke continues to make a name for himself in ski jumping, aiming for even more success ahead.
German Star Opens Up About His Illness After 20 Years: 'My God'
November 25, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
Severin Freund, a celebrated German ski jumper with numerous medals and titles, reveals his long struggle with illness for the first time after retiring. He recalls a pivotal moment in the hospital and shares insights on the impact on his family, particularly his wife.
FIS Explains the Ski Jumping Scandal Involving Kristoffer Sundal Being Pushed off the Ramp
November 24, 2024 / NRK Sport
The article discusses a recent incident in ski jumping where athlete Kristoffer Sundal was pushed off the ramp due to a malfunctioning advertising banner. Following this dramatic event, new safety measures are being discussed by FIS officials to prevent such occurrences in the future.
Adam Małysz Evaluates Polish Ski Jumpers’ Performance: Brief but Tough
November 24, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
In a candid evaluation, Adam Małysz criticized the Polish ski jumpers' disappointing start to the World Cup season, with only three athletes scoring points over the weekend in Lillehammer. While he highlighted Paweł Wąsek's performance, he expressed concerns about the team's overall velocity and emphasizes the need for improvements in equipment and technique.
Dominance! Austrians Sweep Rivals. Alarm After World Cup Inauguration
November 24, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy
The first weekend of the Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer saw a dominating performance by the Austrians, with Jan Hoerl securing victory on Sunday. Poland's performance has prompted concerns as they lag significantly in the Nations Cup standings, trailing Austria by over 600 points, with only Pius Paschke managing to keep pace with the frontrunners.
Sensational Coup! German "Rocket" Defies Turbulence
November 24, 2024 / Sport1
Pius Paschke achieved a remarkable victory at the turbulent World Cup opener for ski jumpers in Lillehammer, securing his second career win. Despite the challenges, the seasoned jumper maintained a calm demeanor after his unexpected success, demonstrating impressive skill with a strong final jump.