Ski Jumping

This Might Be the Secret to Dawid Kubacki's Form: He Has Decided to Make Changes

This Might Be the Secret to Dawid Kubacki's Form: He Has Decided to Make Changes

January 05, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Dawid Kubacki has opted to use an older ski suit he previously worn during competitions, revealing this decision following the qualification rounds in Bischofshofen. The move is seen as significant amidst discussions on the importance of technique over equipment in his skiing performance.

Paweł Wąsek with a

Paweł Wąsek with a "small personal best". Once again he impressed. Everyone is talking about one thing

January 05, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Paweł Wąsek has made headlines with his recent performances, achieving his career-best fifth place at the Innsbruck competition and a remarkable fourth in the Bischofshofen qualifications. His impressive jumps have captured the attention of fans and experts alike, raising expectations for his upcoming competitions.

Vierschanzentournee: Austria Dominates in Innsbruck

Vierschanzentournee: Austria Dominates in Innsbruck

January 04, 2025 / sportschau.de

In the latest round of the Four Hills Tournament held in Innsbruck, Stefan Kraft secured the win for Austria, while Pius Paschke was the best performer for Germany, finishing in eighth place. The standings revealed a tight competition among the Austrian jumpers, with Kraft overtaking the overall lead in the tournament rankings.

The World of Ski Jumping Reacts to Paweł Wąsek's Performance!

The World of Ski Jumping Reacts to Paweł Wąsek's Performance! "We Are Rising from Our Knees"

January 04, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Polish ski jumping experts are celebrating Paweł Wąsek's impressive fifth place finish in Innsbruck, calling it a personal best and a sign that Polish ski jumping is improving. Commentators highlight Wąsek's stable form and suggest that this could mark a resurgence for Polish ski jumping after a challenging period.

Important Rise of Paweł Wąsek! Changes in the World Cup Top Rankings

Important Rise of Paweł Wąsek! Changes in the World Cup Top Rankings

January 04, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

In the latest Ski Jumping events, Austrians once again dominated the Four Hills Tournament, with Stefan Kraft winning in Innsbruck. Despite this, Polish ski jumper Paweł Wąsek made a significant rise by securing fifth place, further strengthening his status as the leading Polish competitor in the overall World Cup rankings.

Kraft's Victory and Austrian Sweep at Innsbruck Ski Jumping

Kraft's Victory and Austrian Sweep at Innsbruck Ski Jumping

January 04, 2025 / L'Équipe

Stefan Kraft claims victory at the third stage of the Four Hills Tournament at Innsbruck, leading an Austrian podium sweep alongside Jan Hoerl and Daniel Tschofenig. Kraft's score of 273.3 points marks his 45th World Cup win as he takes the lead in the overall standings of the tournament.

Forfang Leads Norwegian Ski Jumpers as Austrians Continue to Dominate

January 04, 2025 / Eurosport

Johann André Forfang was the best performer among Norwegians in the ski jumping competition in Innsbruck, where he placed fourth. Despite his strong performance, Austrian jumper Stefan Kraft won the event, showcasing their continued dominance in the sport.

Triple Victory - Red-White-Red Dominates at Bergisel

Triple Victory - Red-White-Red Dominates at Bergisel

January 04, 2025 / Krone

Austria's ski jumpers continue to showcase their dominance, achieving a triple victory at Bergisel during the Four Hills Tournament. Stefan Kraft narrowly beat last year's winner Jan Hörl and current tour leader Daniel Tschofenig by just 1.4 points. This victory not only marks Kraft's first win in Innsbruck but also places him at the top of the overall standings as the competition heads to Bischofshofen.

Vierschanzentournee: Austria Dominates Again in Innsbruck

Vierschanzentournee: Austria Dominates Again in Innsbruck

January 04, 2025 / Sportschau

In the latest round of the Four Hills Tournament, Austria's Stefan Kraft claimed victory in Innsbruck, further solidifying his lead in the overall standings. Despite Pius Paschke's strong performance, finishing eighth, the overall competition appears to be a neck-and-neck race among the top Austrian jumpers. In contrast, Germany’s Karl Geiger did not qualify for the final round, reflecting a challenging day for the German team.

70 Years of Tradition Lost: This Competition Will Disappear from the Four Hills Tournament

70 Years of Tradition Lost: This Competition Will Disappear from the Four Hills Tournament

January 04, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

The article discusses the end of the traditional daylight competition at the Bergisel ski jump in Innsbruck, part of the Four Hills Tournament, due to new lighting plans. This change comes after a long-standing tradition that has lasted for 70 years, where competitions were held without artificial lighting. The article highlights the significance of this change for both the event and its history.

Four Hills Tournament: Jan Joerl Dominates Qualifications in Innsbruck, Frenchman Valentin Foubert 30th

Four Hills Tournament: Jan Joerl Dominates Qualifications in Innsbruck, Frenchman Valentin Foubert 30th

January 03, 2025 / L'Équipe

In the latest qualification round of the Four Hills Tournament held in Innsbruck, Austrian jumper Jan Joerl triumphed with a jump of 135 meters, placing him at the second position overall. French competitor Valentin Foubert qualified for the final, securing the 30th place with a jump of 118 meters.

Forfang second best in qualifying – all the Norwegians ready for the event in Innsbruck

January 03, 2025 / Eurosport

Johann André Forfang finished second in the qualifying round for the third event of the ski jumping tour in Innsbruck. He trailed only Austria's Jan Hörl, who had the longest jump of the session at 135 meters. All Norwegian competitors successfully qualified for the main event.