Ski Jumping

What’s next for RAW Air? World Cup chief breaks silence after disaster in Vikersund

What’s next for RAW Air? World Cup chief breaks silence after disaster in Vikersund

March 17, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

The recent scandal in ski jumping has overshadowed the sport, with the ongoing RAW Air tournament being impacted by expectations and controversies. Following the disqualification of Norwegian jumpers amidst the scandal, concerns are raised about the future format and organization of the tournament, as World Cup director Sandro Pertile emphasizes the need for discussions with the Norwegian federation regarding necessary changes ahead.

The Jumping Scandal: Boys Who Cheat and Girls Who Compete

The Jumping Scandal: Boys Who Cheat and Girls Who Compete

March 16, 2025 / NRK

The article discusses the recent scandal in Norwegian ski jumping where male athletes were suspended due to cheating allegations, contrasting this with the successes of female jumpers during the Raw Air competition. It highlights the moral implications of such actions in the context of gender equality in sports and the hopes for a future where women are recognized for their achievements without association to male misconduct.

Dawid Kubacki Couldn't Withstand the Pressure. Cameras Captured His Gesture Towards the Judges

Dawid Kubacki Couldn't Withstand the Pressure. Cameras Captured His Gesture Towards the Judges

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Dawid Kubacki struggled during the first round of the ski jumping competition in Vikersund, jumping only 142.5m, a performance that left him without a chance to advance. After the jump, he expressed his frustration towards the judges with a symbolic gesture regarding the poor wind conditions he faced while jumping.

Sudden twist during the jumping competition. It had to end this way. Three Poles were affected

Sudden twist during the jumping competition. It had to end this way. Three Poles were affected

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet

A competition in Vikersund took an unexpected turn as difficult weather conditions led to disappointing jumps for three Polish ski jumpers, who were unable to qualify for the next round. Despite this, the competition saw stellar performances from others, with Domen Prevc emerging victorious and securing the prestigious Raw Air title.

Slowene wins - Vikersund: Kraft narrowly misses the podium

Slowene wins - Vikersund: Kraft narrowly misses the podium

March 16, 2025 / Krone.at

In the recent Ski Flying event at Vikersund, Stefan Kraft finished fourth, narrowly missing the podium behind Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi. The competition was won by Slovenia's Domen Prevc, who achieved an impressive jump of 247 meters. This event marks a crucial moment in the competition season as athletes gear up for the final events.

Wellinger Breaks Through German Ski Jumping Crisis with Landmark Triumph

Wellinger Breaks Through German Ski Jumping Crisis with Landmark Triumph

March 16, 2025 / Sport1

Andreas Wellinger's victory at the Raw Air Tournament marks a significant milestone for German ski jumping, ending a period of struggle for the nation's athletes. This achievement highlights Wellinger's resilience amidst challenging conditions, as he wins the overall title despite strong competition from Slovenia's Domen Prevc.

Slalom Hafjell, Meillard Triumphs in Front of Braathen: The Cup Race Still Open

Slalom Hafjell, Meillard Triumphs in Front of Braathen: The Cup Race Still Open

March 16, 2025 / Gazzetta

In the last race before the finals in Sun Valley, Swiss champion Loic Meillard won the Hafjell slalom, followed closely by a group of Norwegian competitors. The competition for the specialized cup is still ongoing, with Kristoffersen leading by 612 points, ahead of Meillard and Noel.

Ski Flying - Women’s Competition in Vikersund Canceled Due to Strong Winds

Ski Flying - Women’s Competition in Vikersund Canceled Due to Strong Winds

March 16, 2025 / Krone

The women's ski flying competition in Vikersund was canceled due to strong winds after the first round of the event did not go ahead as planned. The event was considered unsafe by the jury, leading to a complete cancellation of the competition.

Everything is open! The leader's advantage is melting away. See the overall standings of the Ski Jumping World Cup

Everything is open! The leader's advantage is melting away. See the overall standings of the Ski Jumping World Cup

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet

The competition for the Crystal Ball is intensifying, as the leading ski jumper, Daniel Tschofenig, sees his lead diminish to just 94 points over Jan Hoerl. Recent events in Vikersund have sparked an intense race for victory in the World Cup, with Polish competitors struggling to keep pace.

Problem during Raw Air. Organizers canceled the competition

Problem during Raw Air. Organizers canceled the competition

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet

The women’s ski jumping competition at the Raw Air event in Vikersund was canceled due to strong winds. Nika Prevc emerged as the overall winner of the Raw Air series with a significant lead, having accumulated 455.2 points. The next women's events are scheduled to take place in Lahti from March 20-23, 2025.

247 m jump in Vikersund! Nothing suggested this. There is a recording!

247 m jump in Vikersund! Nothing suggested this. There is a recording!

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Domen Prevc achieved an astonishing leap of 247 meters in Vikersund, establishing a new personal record that nearly approached the world record. Despite tough conditions earlier in the competition, Prevc's performance secured him the win, even though he ultimately lost the overall Raw Air title to Andreas Wellinger.

Piotr Żyła on the podium, madness in Lahti! Just after Thomas Thurnbichler's decision

Piotr Żyła on the podium, madness in Lahti! Just after Thomas Thurnbichler's decision

March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy

Piotr Żyła achieved a remarkable second place in the Continental Cup events held in Lahti, proving that he should not be underestimated following his exclusion from the World Championship team by Thomas Thurnbichler. With excellent conditions and impressive jumps, Žyła nearly shared the podium with another Polish jumper, Kacper Juroszek, who finished fourth.