Ski Jumping
Alexander Stoeckl Takes the Helm in Poland: A New Chapter Begins
September 01, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The renowned ski jumping coach Alexander Stoeckl has been appointed as the sports director for ski jumping and Nordic combined at the Polish Ski Association. Stoeckl, who knows only two Polish words, aims to bridge the generational gap in Polish ski jumping and elevate younger jumpers.
Justin Lisso Faces Setback with ACL Injury
August 30, 2024 / Sport1
Justin Lisso, a promising young German ski jumper, has suffered another cruciate ligament injury, forcing him to miss the entire World Championship season. Lisso, who had only just returned to the sport after a similar injury in 2023, sustained the new injury during his second jump. Despite his setback, he remains hopeful of returning in twelve months.
Cancellation of Women's Grand Prix in Wisla
August 29, 2024 / FIS Ski
The Women's Grand Prix Ski Jumping event in Wisla has been cancelled and will not be replaced. The competitions initially rescheduled for September are now called off, with teams opting for the ICOC competitions in Trondheim instead. Men’s competitions will proceed as planned in Wisla.
Men's Ski Jumping Only at Rescheduled Summer Grand Prix in Wisla
August 29, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The article discusses the decision by the International Ski Federation (FIS) to cancel the women's ski jumping competition during the Summer Grand Prix in Wisla, Poland, due to a lack of participating teams. The men's competition will proceed as planned, with events scheduled in Wisla, Rasnov, Hinzenbach, and Klingenthal. The cancellation was influenced by scheduling conflicts with the Continental Cup in Trondheim.
Return of the Unique Ski Jumping Competition with Record Participation
August 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
This article discusses an unusual ski jumping competition for amateurs held in the small village of Ruczynów, Poland. The 2024 event will see a record number of over 80 participants, including both novice and experienced amateur ski jumpers. The competition is characterized by its simplicity, where meters equal points, and a unique play-off format is being tested, attracting significant attention from the media and ski jumping enthusiasts.
Polish Ski Jumper Completes 1200 km Bike Ride for Charity
August 26, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Piotr Kudzia, a former Polish ski jumper and Nordic combined athlete, completed a 1200 km cycling journey in 70 hours to raise funds for a child's medical treatment. The child suffers from muscular dystrophy, and the campaign aims to gather 13 million PLN for urgently needed medication.
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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.