Ski Jumping
Ski Jumping World Cup in Willingen: Qualifiers and Individual Competition Live Coverage
February 02, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
This article offers live coverage of the final day of the Ski Jumping World Cup event in Willingen, with a focus on both the qualification rounds and the individual competition. It highlights the performance of Polish ski jumpers such as Dawid Kubacki and Paweł Wąsek, and discusses challenges like windy conditions that have affected the contest.
Kasai (52) Aiming for New World Cup Record – Eyes World Championships
February 02, 2025 / Eurosport
Japanese ski jumping legend Noriaki Kasai, aged 52, stunned his competitors in a national event and is now targeting upcoming World Cup competitions in Sapporo, with an eye on qualifying for the World Championships in Trondheim. The veteran, who holds the record as the oldest competitor in a World Cup event, is also nearing his 600th World Cup start and aims to secure his spot for the Granåsen events this season.
Hopeful Reisch Emerges from the Shadow of Her Team
February 02, 2025 / sportschau.de
During the Ski Jumping World Cup in Willingen, German jumper Agnes Reisch impressed by recording her personal best of 142 meters. Returning from a serious knee injury, she is now beginning to step out from behind teammates Katharina Schmid and Selina Freitag, signaling a promising resurgence in her career.
Germany Cancels Alarm: Good News Ahead of the World Cup Ski Jumping Event in Willingen
February 02, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The article reviews one of the most controversial World Cup ski jumping competitions of the 2024/25 season held in Willingen, where difficult wind conditions affected many jumpers. It highlights the struggles of Polish jumper Paweł Wąsek, who finished 19th, and the improved performance of Dawid Kubacki, while also discussing reassuring weather forecasts that have led to the cancellation of a frost alert by German meteorologists.
What time are the ski jumps today? Where to watch ski jumping in Willingen? Live TV broadcast, Polish results
February 02, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
This article provides details on the ski jumping event in Willingen on February 1, 2025. It covers the schedule for qualification rounds, live broadcast channels, and current standings for Polish jumpers such as Paweł Wąsek. Weather conditions and online streaming options are also explained.
Thomas Thurnbichler Announces Lineup for Polish Ski Jumpers
February 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Thomas Thurnbichler, in an interview with Sport.pl, revealed the Polish ski jumping team that will compete at the World Cup in Lake Placid. The same group that participated in Willingen – Dawid Kubacki, Jakub Wolny, Paweł Wąsek, Piotr Żyła and Aleksander Zniszczoł – has been confirmed for the upcoming event.
FIS Issues Statement After Scandal in Willingen – It Disappeared from the Web
February 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The article covers the controversy at a ski jumping event in Willingen, where Slovenian jumper Timi Zajc, who had been disqualified for an illegal suit earlier, later managed to pass equipment checks by adjusting his gear during his celebration. The incident enraged his fellow Slovenian athletes and officials, prompting the FIS to issue an apology statement—which was then swiftly removed from its website—while discussions among top figures like Sandro Pertile and Robert Hrgota continue.
Dawid Kubacki Shines; Thomas Thurnbichler Says 'It Is Possible'
February 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Dawid Kubacki finished 14th at the World Cup ski jumping event in Willingen, emerging as the best Polish jumper of the day. Coach Thomas Thurnbichler praised Kubacki’s progress, while other jumpers such as Paweł Wąsek and Piotr Żyła experienced mixed results, with Żyła remarking that 'this is not my time'. The article also discusses concerns over Aleksander Zniszczoł’s performance ahead of the next individual competition.
The Slovenian Ski Jumper Timi Zajc Summoned for His Conduct After Marking in Willingen
February 01, 2025 / NRK
During the mixed team competition in Willingen, Slovenian ski jumper Timi Zajc attracted attention with a controversial gesture after being penalized for his suit in the first round. Zajc’s demonstrative act, combined with subsequent remarks about equipment control, has sparked debate and even led the Slovenian ski federation to consider legal action against FIS. FIS officials later accepted his apology in a meeting, while experts noted that athletes’ emotions can sometimes lead to excessive responses.
Change in the Ski Jumping Squad: Thomas Thurnbichler Will Miss Competitions
February 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Thomas Thurnbichler will not be competing with the Polish ski jumping team in Sapporo, Japan. Instead, the team will be led by Wojciech Topór, with this decision echoing similar choices made last year. The change comes after a successful contest in Willingen, where the Polish team had mixed results.
Dawid Kubacki is the Leader Among Poles! This is How Much He Earned in Willingen
February 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Polish ski jumper Dawid Kubacki finished 14th in the Willingen competition, earning 2000 Swiss francs (approximately 9000 zł). The article also outlines the bonus earnings of fellow Poles Paweł Wąsek (1500 francs), Jakub Wolny (800 francs), and Piotr Żyła (600 francs), and notes that the winner, Daniel Tschofenig, earned a significant bonus of 13,000 francs to solidify his World Cup lead.
Ski Jumping: DSV-Adler Suffer Debacle in Willingen
February 01, 2025 / sportschau.de
The article reports on a major setback for the German ski jumping team, the DSV-Adler, during the World Cup event in Willingen. With only a few athletes advancing to the second round, the Germans continued their form crisis ahead of the World Championships, while the Austrians claimed victory.