Nordic Combined
Riiber wins after huge jump – secures his 78th World Cup victory
February 07, 2025 / Eurosport
Jarl Magnus Riiber delivered an outstanding performance in the Nordic combined event in Otepää, posting a 102.5-meter jump and winning the World Cup competition – his 78th career win. With standout performances from German Vinzenz Geiger and Austrian Johannes Lamparter in the cross-country leg, these contests in Estonia serve as the final tune-up before the World Championships in Trondheim.
Steamboat Springs Nordic combined skier lands two top-5 World Cup finishes in Austria
February 05, 2025 / Steamboat Pilot
American Nordic combined skier Alexa Brabec of Steamboat Springs achieved two top-five finishes during the World Cup event at the Seefeld Triple in Austria. The article details her comeback after funding cuts threatened the national program, highlighting her personal best jump of 98.5 meters and competitive performance in the cross-country race.
Geiger Wins Seefeld Triple – Riiber Defeated
February 02, 2025 / SPORT1
Vinzenz Geiger claimed victory in the Seefeld Triple during a Nordic combined event in Tirol, beating record world champion Jarl-Magnus Riiber in a thrilling sprint finish. This win marked the first German triumph in this event since Eric Frenzel eight years ago, and it came on the heels of a similar success by Nathalie Armbruster earlier that day.
After a Heart-Stopping Finish: Geiger Wins the Seefeld Triple
February 02, 2025 / sportschau.de
Vinzenz Geiger recovered from tactical frustrations on Saturday to deliver a flawless race on Sunday, capturing the overall victory at the Seefeld Triple in Nordic combined. Running a perfectly paced race, Geiger took the lead in the final meters to finish ahead of Norwegians Jarl Magnus Riiber and Jens Luras Oftebro, securing the title in a dramatic, international-level event.
Nordic Combined – Lamparter Misses Podium in Seefeld, Geiger Wins
February 02, 2025 / krone.at
At the Seefeld Nordic Combined Triple event, Vinzenz Geiger claimed his 14th World Cup victory by winning the final 12.5 km Gundersen cross‐country sprint, edging out top Norwegian contenders. The Tyrolean Johannes Lamparter, who had looked strong, dropped out shortly before the finish and ended up in fifth place, while strong performances from other ÖSV athletes contributed to a notable team result.
Nordic Combined – Armbruster Becomes First Triple Winner in Seefeld
February 02, 2025 / Krone
German Nordic combined athlete Nathalie Armbruster secured a historic win by becoming the first ever triple winner in Seefeld. The 19‐year‐old delivered outstanding performances in both the ski jump and the 7.5 km cross-country race, finishing 53 seconds ahead of her rivals Gyda Westvold Hansen (NOR) and Haruka Kasai (JPN). Additional competitors included Claudia Purker and promising youngster Katharina Gruber.
Winter Sports: German Teen Sensation Tops Historic Coup
February 02, 2025 / Sport1
19-year-old Nathalie Armbruster made history by becoming the first German female Nordic Combined athlete to win a World Cup event. She dominated at the Seefeld Triple, building a huge lead and taking over the overall World Cup standings, marking a major breakthrough in her career.
Armbruster Wins at the Premiere of the Seefeld Triple
February 02, 2025 / sportschau.de
German Nordic combined athlete Nathalie Armbruster secured her first World Cup victory by dominating the Seefeld Triple event in Tirol. By winning consecutive stages and the overall title, she marked a historic achievement as the first German woman to win at this level in the discipline.
ÖSV Coach Sees Generational Change in Nordic Combined
February 02, 2025 / Krone
Austrian nordic combined coach Christoph Bieler highlights a significant generational shift within the national team as veteran competitor Jarl Magnus Riiber steps away at 27 and other seasoned athletes are nearing the end of their careers. Bieler praises the strength of the youth training centers, pointing to promising debuts by Fabio Obermeyr, Paul Walcher, and Andreas Gfrerer, and emphasizes the need for fresh talent to sustain international success.
Unprecedented Controversy in the Nordic Combined Event – Coach Accuses Official of ‘Chasing’ an Athlete: ‘It Could Destroy a Career’
February 01, 2025 / Yle
In a dramatic Nordic combined World Cup event for women, Norwegian star Ida Marie Hagen’s winning streak was halted when she was disqualified for issues with her ski jumping suit. The controversy deepened as national team coach Ivar Stuan accused a technical official of deliberately ‘chasing’ Hagen, a move he warned could ruin her career, while other competitors including Minja Korhonen, Heta Hirvonen, and Ilkka Herola posted notable performances.