Ski Jumping
Eva Pinkelnig Triumphs in Ljubno; Joséphine Pagnier Takes 15th Place
January 27, 2024 / L'Équipe
Austrian Eva Pinkelnig triumphed in the World Cup event in Ljubno, Slovenia, marking her third victory of the season. Slovenian Nika Prevc and Canadian Alexandria Loutitt claimed second and third place, respectively. Meanwhile, France's Joséphine Pagnier secured the 15th position, continuing her competitive World Cup season.
Stefan Kraft Breaks World Cup Podium Record with Zakopane Win
January 21, 2024 / L'Équipe
Austrian ski jumper Stefan Kraft won in Zakopane, Poland, marking his 109th career World Cup podium, surpassing Finnish legend Janne Ahonen's record. Kraft recorded impressive jumps of 137 and 134 meters, finishing ahead of Germany's Andreas Wellinger and Slovenia's Anze Lanisek, cementing his lead in the World Cup standings.
Joséphine Pagnier Achieves 8th Place at Zao World Cup
January 19, 2024 / L'Équipe
Joséphine Pagnier achieved her eighth top-10 finish of the season by placing 8th at the Zao World Cup event in Japan. The competition was dominated by Slovenian Nika Prevc, who finished first and continues to lead the overall World Cup standings.
Dominant Loutitt soars to first World Cup win of the season
January 18, 2024 / FIS
Alexandria Loutitt claimed her second World Cup victory at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Sapporo, Japan, showcasing an impressive performance with the best jumps of the day. She finished a clear 12.7 points ahead of Austria’s Lisa Eder, who also had a remarkable day, moving up nine places to secure second.
Pinkelnig produces 'awesome' Villach victory
January 16, 2024 / FIS
Eva Pinkelnig achieved victory at the Villach World Cup, impressing with a remarkable 97m jump. The win marked a comeback after a challenging season, allowing her to climb in the overall standings. Nika Prevc, who was leading after the first round, ended in third place, while Katharina Schmid secured a surprising second place finish.
Superb Kvandal jumps to victory on second day in Sapporo
January 15, 2024 / FIS Ski Jumping
Norway’s Eirin Maria Kvandal secured her first World Cup win of the season at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Sapporo, Japan, leading after both rounds and finishing 20.4 points ahead of Germany's Selina Freitag. Thea Minyan Bjoerseth rounded out the podium in third after recovering from a fall the previous day.
Yuki Ito Claims Victory in Sapporo Ski Jumping World Cup
January 14, 2024 / L'Équipe
Yuki Ito of Japan won the second ski jumping competition of the weekend in Sapporo. French skier Joséphine Pagnier finished sixth and is now ranked third overall in the World Cup standings, while Nika Prevc continues to lead.
Joséphine Pagnier Maintains Second Overall Despite Sapporo Setback
January 13, 2024 / L'Équipe
Despite finishing 17th in the ski jumping World Cup event in Sapporo, France's Joséphine Pagnier retains her second place overall in the standings. The competition was won by Austria's Eva Pinkelnig. Pagnier's performance saw her improve her ranking during the event but was not sufficient to break into the top 10.
Tschofenig ends 10-year-wait for Austrian Four Hills winner
January 06, 2024 / FIS Ski Jumping
Daniel Tschofenig triumphed in the FIS Ski Jumping Four Hills Tournament, marking Austria's return to the top of the podium after a decade. A fierce competition against his countrymen, highlighted by close scores and strong performances, led Tschofenig to the prestigious title in front of an enthusiastic home crowd.
Ryoyu Kobayashi Clinches Third Victory at Four Hills Tournament
January 06, 2024 / L'Équipe
Japanese ski jumper Ryoyu Kobayashi has clinched his third Four Hills Tournament victory despite not winning any of the individual stages. With a total of 1,145.2 points, Kobayashi finished ahead of Andreas Wellinger and Stefan Kraft. This rare achievement echoes Finland's Janne Ahonen's 1999 victory, where he also won without taking first in any stage.
Recap: Four Hills thrills during ‘epic’ Golden Eagle chase
January 06, 2024 / FIS Ski Jumping
The FIS Four Hills Tournament concluded with an intense finale in Bischofshofen, where Daniel Tschofenig made a remarkable comeback on the last round to win the title, marking the first win for Austria in a decade. Previous leaders Jan Hoerl and Stefan Kraft finished second and third, respectively, amidst thrilling competitions and unexpected challenges in weather conditions.
Emotional Kraft claims “special” Innsbruck Four Hills win
January 05, 2024 / FIS
Stefan Kraft won the third stage of the 2024/25 Four Hills Tournament in Innsbruck, clinching victory in front of a passionate crowd. His win was marked as a personal milestone, reclaiming the lead for the ‘Golden Eagle’ trophy and solidifying his status among the top ski jumpers this season.