Ski Jumping World Cup — Bischofshofen: training and qualification (live)

This is a live report from Bischofshofen — training and qualification for the final round of the Four Hills Tournament (Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze). The event will decide the TCS champion; Domen Prevc currently leads the tournament by more than 40 points over Jan Hörl.

Five Poles will again fight for places in Tuesday's main event: Kacper Tomasiak, Kamil Stoch, Maciej Kot, Paweł Wąsek and Dawid Kubacki. Tomasiak remains the best-placed Pole in the tournament standings (10th overall).

The schedule: two training series starting at 14:00, followed by qualification for the last competition of the 74th edition of the prestigious World Cup event.

First (official) training — start gate at level 9:

• Niklas Bachlinger — 112 m
• Julijan Smid — 120 m
• Clemens Aigner — 116.5 m
• Clemens Leitner — 115.5 m
• Rok Masle — +1 m from previous (notation in live feed)
• Kaimar Vagul — 104 m (from double-elevated start)
• Vilho Palosaari — 114 m
• Yevhen Marusiak — 105.5 m
• Muhammed Ali Bedir — 93 m
• Maximilian Gartner — 106 m
• Fatih Arda Ipcioglu — 115.5 m (after raising gate to level 13)
• Jarkko Määttä — 109 m
• Nurshat Tursunzhanov — 101 m
• David Rygl — similar mark to previous jumper
• Zaka Mogel — 124.5 m
• Junshiro Kobayashi — 112.5 m
• Alessandro Batby — 100 m
• Heung Chul Choi — 88 m
• Jules Chervet — 111 m
• Eetu Nousiainen — 119.5 m
• Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes — 120 m
• Vitaliy Kalinichenko — 109 m
• Isak Andreas Langmo — 128.5 m
• Killian Peier — 124 m
• Tate Frantz — 116 m
• Felix Trunz — 127 m
• Alex Insam — 122 m
• Karl Geiger — 110.5 m
• Roman Koudelka — 117 m
• Giovanni Bresadola — 127 m
• Robin Pedersen — 129.5 m
• Benjamin Oestvold — 126 m
• Kevin Bickner — 108 m
• Danil Vassilyev — 115.5 m
• Ilya Mizernykh — 116 m
• Dawid Kubacki — 118 m
• Maciej Kot — 117.5 m
• Rok Oblak — 121.5 m
• Paweł Wąsek — 127 m
• Sandro Hauswirth — 136 m
• Andreas Wellinger — 129.5 m
• Tomofumi Naito — 124 m
• Yukiya Sato — 123 m
• Antti Aalto — 126.5 m
• Maximilian Ortner — 129 m
• Jason Colby — 106 m
• Pius Paschke — 118 m
• Kamil Stoch — 133.5 m
• Halvor Egner Granerud — 107 m
• Gregor Deschwanden — 130.5 m
• Jonas Schuster — 119.5 m
• Johann André Forfang — 129.5 m
• Naoki Nakamura — 120 m
• Manuel Fettner — 137 m
• Valentin Foubert — 110 m
• Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal — 117.5 m
• Vladimir Zografski — 132 m
• Kacper Tomasiak — 130.5 m
• Stefan Kraft — 127.5 m
• Jan Hörl — 141 m (over hill size)
• Daniel Tschofenig — 130.5 m
• Anže Lanišek — 125.5 m
• Philipp Raimund — 133 m
• Ren Nikaido — 127 m
• Ryoyu Kobayashi — 131.5 m
• Domen Prevc — 137.5 m

After the first training series Jan Hörl was ahead of Domen Prevc and Manuel Fettner. Polish positions after that series: Kamil Stoch (8th), Kacper Tomasiak (11th), Paweł Wąsek (21st), Dawid Kubacki (41st), Maciej Kot (44th).

Second training (from gate 13):

• Niklas Bachlinger — 124.5 m
• Julijan Smid — 121.5 m
• Clemens Aigner — 127.5 m
• Clemens Leitner — 124 m
• Rok Masle — 119.5 m
• Kaimar Vagul — 102.5 m
• Vilho Palosaari — 116.5 m
• Yevhen Marusiak — 109 m
• Muhammed Ali Bedir — 100 m
• Maximilian Gartner — 103.5 m
• Fatih Arda Ipcioglu — 105.5 m
• Jarkko Määttä — 111.5 m
• Nurshat Tursunzhanov — 90 m
• David Rygl — 103 m
• Zaka Mogel — 124 m
• Junshiro Kobayashi — 113 m
• Alessandro Batby — 105.5 m
• Heung Chul Choi — 82.5 m
• Jules Chervet — 111.5 m
• Eetu Nousiainen — 117.5 m
• Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes — 110 m
• Vitaliy Kalinichenko — 114 m
• Isak Andreas Langmo — 129.5 m
• Killian Peier — 122 m
• Tate Frantz — 101.5 m
• Felix Trunz — 121 m
• Alex Insam — 117 m
• Karl Geiger — 112.5 m
• Roman Koudelka — 118 m
• Giovanni Bresadola — 127.5 m
• Robin Pedersen — 127.5 m
• Benjamin Oestvold — 122.5 m
• Kevin Bickner — 110 m
• Danil Vassilyev — 114 m
• Ilya Mizernykh — 116.5 m
• Dawid Kubacki — 115.5 m
• Maciej Kot — 121 m
• Rok Oblak — 122.5 m
• Paweł Wąsek — 114.5 m
• Sandro Hauswirth — 129.5 m
• Andreas Wellinger — 121 m
• Tomofumi Naito — 112 m
• Yukiya Sato — 123.5 m
• Antti Aalto — 121.5 m
• Maximilian Ortner — 127.5 m
• Jason Colby — 112 m
• Pius Paschke — 124 m
• Kamil Stoch — 128 m
• Halvor Egner Granerud — 116.5 m

(The live feed continues with qualification later.)

Source: Przegląd Sportowy Onet — live coverage by Kamil Bednarski (5 January 2026, 13:21 CET).