Nordic Combined

Riiber's Next Victory - DSV Team Struggles with Weather

Riiber's Next Victory - DSV Team Struggles with Weather

December 20, 2024 / Sportschau

Jarl Magnus Riiber secured his third victory of the season in the Nordic Combined event in Ramsau, Austria. The German team faced challenges as the ski jumping event was cancelled due to severe weather conditions, which affected their overall performance.

Jumping Cancelled: Armbruster Fourth in Ramsau

Jumping Cancelled: Armbruster Fourth in Ramsau

December 20, 2024 / sportschau.de

Nathalie Armbruster, Germany's top Nordic combined athlete, secured a fourth place in Ramsau despite the cancellation of the jumping event due to heavy snowfall. The results were based on the previous day's performances, as she expressed disappointment and confidence in her abilities to better her score.

Heavy snowfall and unsafe conditions halt combined events in Ramsau – both ski jumping competitions canceled

December 20, 2024 / Eurosport

The heavy snowfall in Ramsau led to the cancellation of both women's and men's ski jumping events for Nordic combined athletes. This was particularly disappointing for athlete Gyda Westvold Hansen, who faced disqualification from previous rounds.

Riiber reigns in Ramsau again despite jumping cancellation

Riiber reigns in Ramsau again despite jumping cancellation

December 20, 2024 / FIS

Jarl Magnus Riiber extended his record with a 76th World Cup victory in Ramsau after the ski jumping was canceled due to poor weather. The results from the Provisional Competition Round determined the outcome, granting Riiber the win over Jens Luraas Oftebro and Kristjan Ilves, who made it to the podium in second and third place respectively.

Austrian doubles home triumph in Ramsau’s PCR

Austrian doubles home triumph in Ramsau’s PCR

December 19, 2024 / FIS

Thomas Rettenegger won the Provisional Competition Round (PCR) at the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup in Ramsau, Austria, with a remarkable jump of 95 meters. His teammate Franz-Josef Rehrl finished second, while overall leader Jarl Magnus Riiber took third. The weekend's events continue with a men’s 10km Mass Start.

Haruka Kasai tops PCR in Ramsau

Haruka Kasai tops PCR in Ramsau

December 19, 2024 / FIS

Haruka Kasai secured victory in the Provisional Competition Round (PCR) for the Women’s Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup held in Ramsau, Austria, with a jump of 92.5 meters. The competition saw a strong performance from Kasai, with Germany's Jenny Nowak and Norway's Ida Marie Hagen following closely behind. The event continues with a 5km Mass Start cross-country race scheduled for tomorrow.

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Nordic Combined - With "Confidence" to Ramsau

December 18, 2024 / sportschau.de

The German Nordic Combined team heads confidently to Ramsau after a strong start to the season, with several athletes already achieving podium finishes in earlier competitions. Coach Eric Frenzel expresses optimism as the team prepares for the upcoming World Cup events amidst a two-week competition break.

Hagen aims to extend winning run as Lamparter eyes Ramsau lift

Hagen aims to extend winning run as Lamparter eyes Ramsau lift

December 17, 2024 / FIS

Ida Marie Hagen looks to extend her remarkable streak at the upcoming Nordic Combined events in Ramsau, aiming for a seventh consecutive World Cup victory. Meanwhile, Johannes Lamparter is eager to regain top form in a coveted venue where he previously excelled, setting the stage for a highly competitive showdown.

COC: Tiller claims second victory in freezing Ruka

COC: Tiller claims second victory in freezing Ruka

December 16, 2024 / FIS

Simen Tiller of Norway has claimed his second consecutive victory in the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup held in Ruka, facing frigid temperatures of -17°C. Tiller excelled in both the ski jumping and cross-country segments, demonstrating impressive endurance and consistency throughout the competition.

COC: Tiller wins season opener in Ruka

COC: Tiller wins season opener in Ruka

December 15, 2024 / FIS

In Ruka, Simen Tiller claimed victory in the first FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup event of the season, overcoming a challenging race marked by extremely cold temperatures. Tiller's impressive performance, particularly in the cross-country segment, allowed him to edge out his competitors after a strong start in the ski jumping round.