Ski Jumping
FIS's Threat to Polish Ski Jumping: Adam Małysz Will Be Furious
April 12, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The International Ski Federation (FIS) threatens the Polish Ski Association (PZN) with the removal of Summer Grand Prix and World Cup competitions in Wisła due to PZN not agreeing to hold joint competitions for men and women. This has sparked controversy, especially with prominent figures like Adam Małysz expressing strong opposition to this decision.
Big Changes! This is How the New Ski Jumping World Cup Season Will Look
April 12, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
A recent decision by FIS announced significant changes for the upcoming Ski Jumping World Cup season. Notably, the Raw Air tournament will be absent, along with the removal of events in Wisła, impacting the competitive landscape for athletes.
Significant Change in the Polish Ski Jumping Team: Kamil Stoch Will Have to Accept It
April 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
A major transformation in the Polish ski jumping team has been announced, altering Kamil Stoch's training arrangements with coach Michal Doleżal. The new structure aims to foster closer collaboration between Stoch and the team, moving away from past tensions. With Maciej Maciusiak now in charge, the dynamic within the team is set to change for the better, as both Stoch and Doleżal are expected to work more closely together.
PZN announces regarding Thomas Thurnbichler! Official statement
April 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The Polish Ski Federation has announced that Thomas Thurnbichler has decided not to take on the role of coach for the Polish junior ski jumping team. This decision comes following reactions from top Polish athletes and other offers received by Thurnbichler from other countries.
Severe Allegations Against Ski Jumping Federation
April 11, 2025 / SPORT1
This article discusses the serious allegations against the Norwegian Ski Jumping Federation related to the manipulation of athlete suits. Robert Johansson, a suspended athlete, speaks out about the impact of this scandal and criticizes the handling of the situation by the federation.
In the Polish ski jumping team, the tail wags the dog. Strong words from PZN
April 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The article discusses recent changes in the Polish ski jumping team, highlighting the dismissal of head coach Thomas Thurnbichler and the sentiment among veteran jumpers regarding their influence on decision-making within the Polish Ski Association. Board member Rafał Kot shared insights into the team's dynamics and their ambitions ahead of the Olympic season.
Ski Suit Scandal - Norwegian Accuses: "As if I'm Floating in Nothingness"
April 11, 2025 / Krone
Norwegian ski jumper Robert Johansson has raised serious allegations in the wake of the suit scandal, expressing his feelings about the situation. Suspended for a time, which he found scandalous, he claims he has never been caught with a manipulated suit unlike some of his teammates.
Revealing the circumstances behind Thomas Thurnbichler's dismissal. "At the request of the president"
April 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Adam Małysz initiated the push to dismiss coach Thomas Thurnbichler from his duties, as revealed by PZN board member Rafał Kot. Thurnbichler's departure was influenced by a poor atmosphere in the team and a lack of communication with key players, leading to the appointment of Maciej Maciusiak as his replacement.
Ski Suit Scandal - Norwegians Fear Investigation Outcome
April 10, 2025 / Krone
The Norwegian ski jumping team is facing scrutiny following a scandal involving alleged manipulation of their competition suits. An official investigation has commenced, leading to concerns regarding the future of several athletes. The findings could result in disciplinary measures if evidence of wrongdoing is confirmed.
Aigro (EST) looks back at his 'surprising' career-high this winter: 'Ruka was lucky for me'
April 10, 2025 / FIS
Artti Aigro from Estonia has experienced a remarkable improvement this winter, achieving a career-high with a fifth-place finish in Ruka. His performance has significantly boosted his position in the World Cup standings, elevating him to 23rd overall. Aigro attributes part of his success to the training received while collaborating with the Norwegian ski jumping team, enhancing his confidence and technique.