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Tschofenig dominates in Courchevel

Daniel Tschofenig won both events at the second round of the Summer Grand Prix in Courchevel. The Austrian narrowly beat the reigning overall champion, Philipp Raimund, in each race, thereby underlining his strong early-season form. At the same time, the Austrian men’s team put in a solid, united performance in France.

Nakamura celebrates double victory at the opening round of the Summer Grand Prix in Wisła

Naoki Nakamura dominated the opening event of the Summer Grand Prix in Wisła. The Japanese athlete won both individual events, securing the first Grand Prix victories of his career. Whilst Marco Wörgötter and Gregor Deschwanden rounded off the podium on Saturday, the biggest surprises on Sunday came from Estonia’s Kaimar Vagul, who finished second, and Slovenia’s Rok Oblak, who came third. In the women’s event, Ema Klinec and Nika Vodan shared the day’s victories.

A dramatic season finale in Planica

The ski flying weekend in Planica turned out to be an intense end to the season, characterised by changeable conditions, impressive distances and moments of surprise right up to the very last jump.

Embacher dominates a turbulent weekend in Vikersund

At the start of the ski flying weekend in Vikersund, Domen Prevc initially dominated the training and qualification rounds, before Stephan Embacher surprised everyone on Saturday with his first World Cup victory. The second competition on Sunday had to be cancelled due to difficult wind conditions.

Deschwanden and Naito claim their first World Cup victories

A turbulent weekend at the Holmenkollen in Oslo produced two first-time World Cup winners: Gregor Deschwanden celebrated his maiden victory on Saturday, while Tomofumi Naito triumphed on Sunday under difficult conditions after only one round.

Prevc secures overall World Cup title in Lahti

Philipp Raimund celebrated his first World Cup victory on Friday – benefiting from the disqualification of Domen Prevc. Vladimir Zografski reached a World Cup podium for the first time in his career, securing a historic result for Bulgaria. The second individual competition on Saturday was won by Austria’s Daniel Tschofenig. In Sunday’s SuperTeam event, Finland provided a sensation in front of their home crowd as Antti Aalto and Niko Kytösaho finished in third place.

Domen Prevc takes double victory at Kulm

Ski flying world champion Domen Prevc remains the benchmark at Kulm in Bad Mitterndorf: with a record jump of 245.5 meters, the Slovenian celebrated his sixth consecutive World Cup victory on Sunday. On Saturday, he had already narrowly prevented Stephan Embacher from winning his first World Cup victory in a thrilling final. Prevc thus further extends his lead in the overall World Cup standings and is confidently heading for the big crystal globe.

Austria celebrates victory at Super Team premiere in Predazzo

At the premiere of the Super Team competition in Predazzo, Austria secured gold with Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher. The competition was canceled after two of three planned runs due to heavy snowfall. Poland took silver and Norway bronze. The German duo narrowly missed out on a medal, while the favored Japanese team disappointed. A total of 17 nations took part, with some ending their competition after the first run.

Domen Prevc flies to gold on the large hill in Predazzo

At the Olympic large hill competition in Predazzo, an intense battle for gold developed. Domen Prevc won with a strong final jump ahead of Japan’s Ren Nikaido and Polend’s Kacper Tomasiak. Behind them, the field stayed very close, while changing conditions and several surprises shaped the competition.

Raimund triumphs on the normal hill in Predazzo

At the Olympic normal hill competition in Predazzo, Philipp Raimund secured the gold medal with two consistently strong jumps. Poland’s Kacper Tomasiak took silver, while Ren Nikaido and Gregor Deschwanden shared bronze. The event was marked by a tight intermediate standing and a thrilling final round.

Prevc dominates, DSV team performs strongly

Domen Prevc dominated both individual events at the ski jumping weekend in Willingen. The German team put in a strong performance with several top ten finishes, while Slovenia narrowly won the mixed team event. The event was a promising test run ahead of the Winter Olympics.

Prevc wins gold, Japan triumphs in team competition

Domen Prevc was crowned world champion for the first time at the Ski Flying World Championships in Oberstdorf. Norway's Marius Lindvik won silver and Japan's Ren Nikaido bronze. In the team competition, Japan won gold, Austria silver and Norway bronze, while Germany failed to win a medal.

Prevc takes another two victories in Sapporo

Domen Prevc currently seems unbeatable. At the overseas World Cup in Sapporo, Japan, the overall World Cup leader won both individual competitions. Austria recorded a total of ten top ten finishes across the two individual competitions.

Lanisek claims third World Cup victory of the season

Slovenian jumper Anze Lanisek celebrated his third win of the season in Zakopane, finishing ahead of Austria’s Jan Hoerl and Manuel Fettner. In the first men’s Super Team event of the winter, Austria claimed a clear victory ahead of Slovenia and Poland.

“Domenator” Prevc wins the title

Slovenia’s Domen Prevc claimed the overall victory of the 74th Four Hills Tournament for the first time in his career. The 26-year-old finished second at the final event in Bischofshofen behind Austria’s Daniel Tschofenig, confidently defending his lead in the overall standings. Alongside Prevc and Jan Hoerl, 19-year-old Stephan Embacher completed the podium of the Four Hills.

Prevc wins final qualification of the Four Hills Tournament

The overall favourite once again finished first in the qualification round in Bischofshofen. Wearing the yellow bib, Domen Prevc won the qualifying round ahead of three Austrians in the top five and Japan’s Ryoyu Kobayashi.

Ren Nikaido celebrates first World Cup win in Innsbruck

Japan’s Ren Nikaido won the third competition of the Four Hills Tournament at the Bergisel in Innsbruck. The 24-year-old claimed the victory in a thrilling contest, finishing just ahead of Slovenia’s Domen Prevc. Austria’s Stephan Embacher delighted the home crowd by securing third place.

Jan Hoerl wins qualification in Innsbruck

Jan Hoerl won the qualification round in Innsbruck in front of a home crowd. Overall leader Domen Prevc struggled in difficult conditions and finished only in 30th place.

Domen Prevc wins second competition of the Tournament

Domen Prevc continues his winning streak. After claiming victory in the qualification round on New Year’s Eve, the Slovenian also secured the win at the second stop of the Four Hills Tournament. Austria’s Jan Hoerl finished second, ahead of his teammate Stephan Embacher.

Domen Prevc claims qualification victory

Domen Prevc also wins the qualification round in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and underlines his strong form at the Four Hills Tournament. Another highlight was provided by Stephan Embacher, who set a new hill record with a jump of 145.5 meters.

Domen Prevc wins the opening event of the Four Hills Tournament

Domen Prevc wins the first competition of the Four Hills Tournament in Oberstdorf. Defending champion Daniel Tschofenig finished second, while Germany’s Felix Hoffmann completed the podium in third place.

Domen Prevc wins qualification for Four Hills Tournament opener in Oberstdorf

Domen Prevc won the qualification for the opening competition of the 74th Four Hills Tournament in Oberstdorf. The Slovenian finished ahead of Philipp Raimund and defending champion Daniel Tschofenig, taking the lead heading into the first competition.

Kobayashi ends Prevc‘s winning streak in Engelberg

Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi wins in Engelberg, ending Domen Prevc's streak of five victories. The Slovenian was still able to triumph on Saturday.

Domen Prevc once again flying high in Klingenthal

Domen Prevc continues his strong form in Klingenthal, winning both individual competitions and extending his lead in the overall World Cup standings. In the qualification rounds, Philipp Raimund and Marius Lindvik set the pace.

Domen Prevc with a double victory in Wisla

Domen Prevc dominated the World Cup weekend in Wisla, claiming victory in both individual competitions. Ryoyu Kobayashi (Japan) and Philipp Raimund (Germany) reached the podium on both days as well, swapping positions in Sunday’s event.

Difficult conditions at the World Cup in Ruka

Challenging wind conditions heavily impacted the World Cup schedule in Ruka over the weekend. Only one of the two planned individual competitions could take place. The victory went to Slovenia’s Anze Lanisek.

Kraft and Lanišek on top in Falun

At the two individual World Cup events in Falun, Stefan Kraft claimed victory on the normal hill, while Anže Lanišek secured the large hill win and took over the yellow bib as overall World Cup leader. A new hill record and a brief technical incident added extra attention to an already noteworthy midweek competitions in Sweden.

Four Hills Tournament with women: Innsbruck turns on the lights

The organisers are looking ahead to the upcoming winter season. The planned floodlight system in Innsbruck paves the way for a historic milestone: from the 2026/27 season onwards, women are expected to take part in the Four Hills Tournament.

World Cup Kick-Off in Lillehammer

Austria celebrated a clean sweep as the 2025/26 World Cup season kicked off in Lillehammer. Ryoyu Kobayashi secured the win in the second individual competition, finishing ahead of Slovenia’s Domen Prevc and Felix Hoffmann from Germany.

Last tickets available - Secure yours now

The countdown to the 74th Four Hills Tournament is on! The highlight of the winter ski jumping season is just six weeks away. Here’s an overview of where and for which days tickets are still available.

Summer Grand Prix final in Klingenthal

Ryoyu Kobayashi (Japan) wins the final competition of this year's FIS Summer Grand Prix in Klingenthal. Philipp Raimund secured victory in the overall standings of the summer series.

Start of Ticket Sales for the Four Hills Tournament 2025/26

Ticket sales for the Four Hills Tournament 2025/26 have officially started for all venues.

Tickets in the “Summer Deal” now available for Austria

Ski Austria has launched advance ticket sales for competitions at Bergisel and Bischofshofen with its “Summer Deal.”

FIS Announces Official Ski Jumping Calendar for 2025/26 Season

The International Ski Federation (FIS) has released the official World Cup calendar, including the dates for the Four Hills Tournament.

Manuel Fettner to End Ski Jumping Career After Upcoming Season

Austrian ski jumper Manuel Fettner will retire after the next Olympic season, ending a 25-year career highlighted by Olympic team gold and individual silver in 2022, along with World Championship medals in 2013 and 2017.

Kamil Stoch to Retire in 2026

Polish ski jumping legend Kamil Stoch has announced that he will retire from the sport following the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina.

Four Hills Mourns Ski Jumping Legend Max Bolkart

The Four Hills Tournament mourns the loss of one of its legends: Max Bolkart from Oberstdorf, the first West German and to this day the only Bavarian winner of the Four Hills Tournament (1959/60), has passed away at the age of 92.

World Record at the World Cup Final in Planica

The ski flying weekend in Planica ended with a new world record, the overall World Cup victory for Daniel Tschofenig, and the ski flying title for Domen Prevc. Prevc set a new benchmark with 254.5 meters but had to concede victory in the final individual competition to Anze Lanisek.

Slovenian dominance in Lahti

At the penultimate World Cup of the season in Lahti, Finland, the Slovenian athletes stood out with strong performances.

Stephan Leyhe announces retirement

Stephan Leyhe has announced that he will end his ski jumping career after the World Cup in Lahti.

Andreas Wellinger is RAW AIR Champion

The Raw Air Tour 2025 thrilled fans with exciting ski jumping and ski flying events, culminating in Andreas Wellinger’s historic overall victory as the first German to win the prestigious tour.

Markus Eisenbichler Ends Ski Jumping Career

Markus Eisenbichler, six-time ski jumping world champion and Olympic bronze medalist, is retiring at the age of 33 after the World Cup final in Planica.

Trondheim: Nordic Ski WC overshadowed by allegations of manipulation

The Slovenian team led by Domen Prevc dominates the World Ski Championships, which are overshadowed by allegations of cheating against Norwegian ski jumpers.

Lindvik wins - Wellinger surprises with Silver

Marius Lindvik celebrates his third major individual title at the Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim. While the Norwegian claims gold in front of his home crowd, Andreas Wellinger delivers a surprise by securing silver.

Kobayashi secures double victory at home

Local hero Ryoyu Kobayashi thrilled the crowd with two commanding victories, while the international field delivered exciting battles for podium positions.

Forfang, Tschofenig & DSV succeed in Lake Placid

The German mixed team triumphed in Lake Placid, while Johann Andre Forfang and Daniel Tschofenig secured individual victories in an exciting weekend of ski jumping.