Ski Jumping
Latest Updates and Highlights in Ski Jumping
August 22, 2024 / Eurosport
This article is an overview of the latest news, results, and videos related to ski jumping. It highlights various aspects of the sport, including competition results, athlete performances, and organizational updates about ski jumping events.
Orlen's Last-Minute Deal Falls Apart, Leaving SKI in the Cold
August 22, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The article discusses the collapse of a financial rescue effort by Orlen for the German ski manufacturing firm SKI, closely associated with Daniel Obajtek. The change in political leadership in Poland halted negotiations, affecting the future of SKI as they struggled without a new sponsor, leading to the company's closure.
Great News for Ski Jumpers: No More €5,000 Fee
August 22, 2024 / Eurosport
Norwegian ski jumpers no longer need to pay a previously required €5,000 fee to remain on the national team, thanks to a new sponsorship deal with Bildeler.no. This sponsorship alleviates financial pressure on athletes amidst tight budget conditions and aims to secure further sponsorships for the team.
Alexander Stoeckl Shares Ambitious Goals for Polish Ski Jumping
August 22, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Alexander Stoeckl, the renowned ski jumping coach, has been appointed as the Sports Director for Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined within the Polish Ski Association. Stoeckl's main objectives include addressing the generational gap within the team and promoting the growth of younger athletes to elite levels. In an interview, he discusses his challenges and vision for the future of ski jumping in Poland.
Daniel Obajtek's Ambitious Ski Sponsorship Project Comes to a Halt
August 21, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Daniel Obajtek's involvement with Orlen aimed to sponsor a ski equipment producer, S.K.I., with a significant marketing investment of 25.5 million zlotys. However, the plans did not materialize due to changes following elections and Obajtek's subsequent removal from Orlen.
"Seven Seconds: The Dream of Flying" – A New Documentary Celebrates Women's Ski Jumping
August 21, 2024 / FIS Ski
A new documentary titled 'Seven Seconds. The Dream of Flying' captures the inspiring journey of female ski jumpers and their historic participation in the first-ever women's ski flying event at Vikersund. Directed by Martina di Lorenzo, the film focuses on the accomplishments of athletes Katharina Schmid and Eva Pinkelnig, showcasing their passion and determination in breaking boundaries in ski jumping.
Pawel Wasek Claims Victory in Rasnov Grand Prix
August 19, 2024 / FIS
Pawel Wasek from Poland secured his first victory in the FIS Grand Prix by winning in Rasnov with jumps measuring 95 and 92 meters, edging out Ulrich Wohlgenannt of Austria and Kevin Bickner of the USA. This win marks a significant achievement for Wasek and holds promise for the US team, which celebrated another podium finish with Bickner's third place.
Repair Work Set to Begin on Wisła Ski Jumping Hill After Landslide
August 18, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The ski jumping hill in Wisła Malinka has been damaged due to heavy rainfall, causing land displacement on the slope. The repair work will start on Monday and is expected to be completed before the next scheduled event, with competitions now set for September after being postponed from August. This disruption comes just months after the last renovation was completed for this historic venue.
Adam Małysz on His Absence from the Olympics: "Voices Regarding Issues"
August 16, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Adam Małysz discusses his decision not to attend the Olympics, citing logistical concerns and athlete support issues. He also addresses the ongoing controversy between the Polish sports minister and the head of the Polish Olympic Committee. Małysz reveals insights into the restructuring of the Polish Ski Association and the new contract of sports director Alexander Stoeckl.
French Ski Jumpers Shine at Courchevel Summer Grand Prix
August 15, 2024 / L'Équipe
French ski jumpers Valentin Foubert and Joséphine Pagnier excelled at the Courchevel Summer Grand Prix, with Foubert securing podium finishes on consecutive days and Pagnier achieving a third-place finish. The event marks the start of the summer season at the reimagined Courchevel venue for the 2030 Olympics.
Poland Shines with Three Ski Jumpers in the Top Ten
August 14, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
In the recent ski jumping qualifications in Courchevel, three Polish jumpers placed in the top ten. Dawid Kubacki led the Polish team with a sixth-place finish, followed closely by Aleksander Zniszczoł. The competition was won by Stefan Kraft, with French and Italian jumpers also placing high.
Alexander Stoeckl's New Chapter in Polish Ski Jumping
August 14, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Alexander Stoeckl, who was initially reluctant to move to Poland, has accepted a role with the Polish Ski Association. This marks a significant step in his career after working in Norway, where he faced challenges with team recruitment and personal doubts about continuing in the sport. The article discusses his thoughts on team performance, new technical challenges, and his reflections on career changes.