Nordic Combined

Hagen shines in Schonach with ninth straight World Cup win

Hagen shines in Schonach with ninth straight World Cup win

January 18, 2025 / FIS

Ida Marie Hagen achieved her ninth consecutive World Cup victory in Schonach, showcasing her dominance in the women's Nordic Combined circuit. Despite starting behind in ski jumping, her exceptional cross-country performance saw her take the lead and ultimately celebrate her win in front of an enthusiastic home crowd.

Oftebro pips Lamparter in thrilling Gundersen finish as Riiber fades

Oftebro pips Lamparter in thrilling Gundersen finish as Riiber fades

January 18, 2025 / FIS Nordic Combined

Jens Luraas Oftebro claimed a stunning victory in the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup Gundersen event in Schonach, finishing just ahead of Johannes Lamparter. Despite a strong start, defending champion Jarl Magnus Riiber faded during the cross-country section, allowing for a dramatic finish among the chasing group.

Riiber defeated - Oftebro secures victory

Riiber defeated - Oftebro secures victory

January 18, 2025 / sportschau.de

In the latest World Cup event for Nordic combined in Schonach, Jarl Magnus Riiber, despite leading with a 24-second advantage after jumping, could not maintain his position and was ultimately defeated by fellow countryman Jan Luras Oftebro in a thrilling finish. This resulted in Oftebro winning the race while Riiber’s early advantage faded on the course.

PCR victory for Haruka Kasai

PCR victory for Haruka Kasai

January 17, 2025 / FIS

Haruka Kasai secured victory in the women's Provisional Competition Round at Schonach with a jump of 93.5 meters, earning 113.6 points. This event saw 31 athletes from 11 nations participate, with the longest jump recorded by Maria Gerboth at 98 meters.

COC: Maurus wins Gundersen in Eisenerz

COC: Maurus wins Gundersen in Eisenerz

January 17, 2025 / FIS

Sophia Maurus claimed victory in the women’s Individual Gundersen at the FIS Continental Cup in Eisenerz, Austria, showcasing a strong cross-country performance after an impressive ski jumping round. She finished the race 27.5 seconds ahead of Anna-Sophia Gredler, who held onto second place after leading from the jumping round.

COC: Maiden victory for Flatla

COC: Maiden victory for Flatla

January 17, 2025 / FIS

Kasper Moen Flatla secured his first international victory in the FIS Continental Cup Individual Gundersen competition held in Eisenerz, Austria. After an impressive performance in both the ski jumping and cross-country segments, Flatla finished the race ahead of teammates, marking a significant achievement in his Nordic combined career.

Thomas Rettenegger wins PCR in Schonach

Thomas Rettenegger wins PCR in Schonach

January 17, 2025 / FIS

Thomas Rettenegger achieved victory in the Provisional Competition Round (PCR) at the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup held in Schonach, showcasing a remarkable jump of 104 meters. With 133 points, he outperformed Germany’s Julian Schmid, who placed second, as they prepare for the upcoming Men's Individual Gundersen competition.

Comeback After 22 Months – Aiming for the World Championships

January 14, 2025 / Eurosport

Einar Lurås Oftebro is making his return to the World Cup after 22 months due to knee issues. He is determined to secure a spot for the upcoming World Championships in Trondheim, set for late February to early March 2025.

German duo threaten Riiber's run of Schonach success

German duo threaten Riiber's run of Schonach success

January 14, 2025 / FIS Ski

The upcoming Nordic Combined World Cup in Schonach features a notable challenge to Jarl Magnus Riiber's dominance from German competitors Julian Schmid and Vinzenz Geiger. As both German skiers have shown strong performances this season, they pose a serious threat to Riiber, who has traditionally excelled at this venue.

COC: Bjørnstad wins by 20 sec after jumping cancellation

COC: Bjørnstad wins by 20 sec after jumping cancellation

January 11, 2025 / FIS

Espen Bjørnstad secured a decisive victory in the Nordic Combined event at Klingenthal with a 20-second lead after a series of strong wind cancellations affected the jump. His performance in the cross-country race helped sustain his position, as he finished ahead of Matteo Baud and Jakob Lange.