Ski Jumping

Daniel Huber out of the season opener due to injury

Daniel Huber out of the season opener due to injury

November 21, 2024 / Krone

Daniel Huber from the Austrian Ski Federation has been compelled to withdraw from the season opener in Lillehammer due to a knee injury. Maximilian Ortner has been named as his replacement as the first competition of the season is set to begin with a mixed event.

TVN will not show the inauguration of the Ski Jumping World Cup

TVN will not show the inauguration of the Ski Jumping World Cup

November 20, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

TVN will not broadcast the opening competition of the Ski Jumping World Cup season due to changes in their scheduling. However, fans can still watch the mixed team event on other channels while individual competitions for men and women will be available on TVN over the weekend.

Ski Jumping: Women Continue to Fight for 'Hill Equality'

Ski Jumping: Women Continue to Fight for 'Hill Equality'

November 20, 2024 / Sport1

In a significant development, women and men will jointly kick off the ski jumping season in a mixed competition for the first time. However, discussions about pay inequality continue, highlighting the need for greater equity in the sport as female ski jumpers strive for equal opportunities and recognition.

German Ski Jumper Simon Spiewok Retires at Age 22: 'I Kept Asking Myself: Is This Worth It?'

German Ski Jumper Simon Spiewok Retires at Age 22: 'I Kept Asking Myself: Is This Worth It?'

November 20, 2024 / Sport1

German ski jumper Simon Spiewok has announced his retirement at the age of 22, citing increasing pressure and ongoing injury struggles as key factors in his decision. After battling with ankle issues that led to surgery and unsuccessful recovery, Spiewok has opted to shift focus towards his studies in business administration.

Major Changes in Ski Jumping: Tensions Rise in Germany

Major Changes in Ski Jumping: Tensions Rise in Germany

November 20, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

The upcoming ski jumping season is set for significant changes introduced by the FIS, which are causing controversy among athletes. Prominent jumpers like Markus Eisenbichler and Karl Geiger have expressed their discontent, while others like Andreas Wellinger see the changes as beneficial. Notably, new regulations include a limit on the number of suits and increased penalties for poor landings.

New Secret Weapon of Polish Ski Jumpers: World Envy of a German

New Secret Weapon of Polish Ski Jumpers: World Envy of a German

November 20, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Arvin Endler, a new figure in Polish ski jumping, has moved to Krakow to share his expertise with the Polish team, sparking envy among rivals. Endler, who has made flying his life’s passion, is already showing positive results as he adjusts to life in Poland by taking Polish language lessons.

Lindsey Vonn Applies for Wildcard - Will She Compete in World Cup Races This Year?

Lindsey Vonn Applies for Wildcard - Will She Compete in World Cup Races This Year?

November 20, 2024 / Krone.at

Lindsey Vonn has requested a wildcard to compete in the Super-G races at St. Moritz on December 21 and 22, as confirmed by the FIS. Despite her previous retirement, she is training in Copper Mountain and plans to participate as a pilot at the World Cup races in Beaver Creek before potentially competing for points in St. Moritz.

Big Change in Ski Jumping World Cup. Dawid Kubacki Speaks About an Error

Big Change in Ski Jumping World Cup. Dawid Kubacki Speaks About an Error

November 20, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Dawid Kubacki criticizes the FIS's new rule limiting ski jump suits, stating it could have unintended consequences. He believes the rule will lead to increased production of suits rather than the expected reduction. As the new season approaches, Kubacki expresses a sense of freshness and readiness despite previous struggles.

Ski Jumping Coach Heinz Kuttin Discusses Women, Goals, and Flow

Ski Jumping Coach Heinz Kuttin Discusses Women, Goals, and Flow

November 20, 2024 / sportschau.de

In an exclusive interview, ski jumping coach Heinz Kuttin reflects on his experience working with the German women's ski jumping team. Kuttin talks about setting goals for the upcoming season and the importance of getting athletes into their 'flow' state for optimal performance, while also addressing the challenges faced in previous seasons.

Swiss skier Simon Ammann opens up:

Swiss skier Simon Ammann opens up: "It became too much for me"

November 19, 2024 / Krone.at

Simon Ammann, the Swiss ski jumper, reflects on a challenging season where he struggled with balancing his academic commitments and his skiing career. Despite the difficulties, he is motivated as he heads into his 28th season, planning to make adjustments to manage his time better.

Germans React:

Germans React: "Totally Absurd!" Anger Over New Ski Jumping Rule

November 19, 2024 / krone.at

There's considerable frustration among German ski jumpers regarding a new rule that penalizes landing errors more severely. World Champion Markus Eisenbichler voiced his displeasure, calling it 'totally absurd', while teammate Karl Geiger emphasized that the focus should remain on the best jump wins, not penalties for landing techniques.

Preparations Underway for World Cup Competitions with Many Surprises for Fans

Preparations Underway for World Cup Competitions with Many Surprises for Fans

November 19, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

This week, preparations for snowmaking at the Adam Małysz venue in Wisła Malinka will begin, ahead of the individual World Cup ski jumping competitions on December 7 and 8. Organizers are optimistic about weather conditions and expect exciting surprises for fans in the form of various activities and events throughout the competition weekend.