Nordic Combined

German Star's Shocking Retirement Before the Race Changes Everything

German Star's Shocking Retirement Before the Race Changes Everything

March 16, 2025 / Sport1

A dramatic announcement was made at Holmenkollen as world champion Jarl Riiber confirmed his retirement just before a race, drastically altering the competitive landscape for his rival Vinzenz Geiger. This unexpected decision opens the path for Geiger to potentially secure his first overall World Cup title, given that no other competitor can surpass him in points.

Nordic Combined: Jarl Magnus Riiber Retires After Holmenkollen

Nordic Combined: Jarl Magnus Riiber Retires After Holmenkollen

March 16, 2025 / NRK

After a celebrated career, Nordic combined star Jarl Magnus Riiber has announced his retirement following an emotional final event at Holmenkollen. The athlete, who has achieved significant victories and faced personal health challenges, was honored by fans and competitors alike during this poignant moment.

Herola storms to maiden win as Riiber bows out and Geiger moves to brink of overall title

Herola storms to maiden win as Riiber bows out and Geiger moves to brink of overall title

March 16, 2025 / FIS

Ilkka Herola achieved his first World Cup victory in Nordic combined at the Viessman FIS event in Oslo, while Jarl Magnus Riiber announced his retirement after finishing 21st. Vinzenz Geiger moved closer to the overall title by securing second place, as he and other competitors raced against the clock.

Westvold Hansen doubles up in Oslo with Compact win to end women’s season

Westvold Hansen doubles up in Oslo with Compact win to end women’s season

March 16, 2025 / FIS

Gyda Westvold Hansen secured her second victory in two days at the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup in Oslo, concluding the women's season with a win in the Compact event. She finished ahead of compatriot Ida Marie Hagen, who faced a setback during the race, allowing Westvold Hansen to maintain her lead and claim victory.

Nordic Combined - Lamparter Third at Holmenkollen ++ Hirner Second

Nordic Combined - Lamparter Third at Holmenkollen ++ Hirner Second

March 15, 2025 / krone.at

At the Nordic combined events held at Holmenkollen in Oslo, Austria secured two podium finishes with Johannes Lamparter taking third in the men's competition and Lisa Hirner finishing second in the women's event. Lamparter closely followed the leaders but ultimately finished 7.3 seconds behind the winner, while Hirner shone during her large hill debut and expressed satisfaction with her performance.

Geiger pips Riiber in Gundersen sprint finish to cut gap in title race

Geiger pips Riiber in Gundersen sprint finish to cut gap in title race

March 15, 2025 / FIS

Vinzenz Geiger won the Gundersen sprint finish, edging out Jarl Magnus Riiber and closing the points gap in the Nordic Combined World Cup title race. This victory marks Geiger's seventh individual win of the season, demonstrating his resilience against the reigning champion, Riiber, as they approached the final competitions of the season.

Armbruster seals overall title as Westvold Hansen claims first World Cup win of season

Armbruster seals overall title as Westvold Hansen claims first World Cup win of season

March 15, 2025 / FIS

Nathalie Armbruster clinched the overall title in the Viessmann FIS World Cup, becoming the first German woman to achieve this feat. Gyda Westvold Hansen claimed her first World Cup victory of the season in Oslo, finishing well ahead in the 5km race after a strong ski jump performance.

Weber claims “surprise” PCR victory in Oslo

Weber claims “surprise” PCR victory in Oslo

March 14, 2025 / FIS

In a stunning performance at the Provisional Competition Round in Oslo, Terence Weber achieved a surprise victory by jumping 133 meters and scoring 124.7 points, narrowly beating Norway’s leading skier Jarl Magnus Riiber. This thrilling event was part of the Men’s Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup, showcasing top talent from around the world.

Westvold Hansen wins women's inaugural PCR at Holmenkollen

Westvold Hansen wins women's inaugural PCR at Holmenkollen

March 14, 2025 / FIS

Gyda Westvold Hansen secured victory in the women’s inaugural Provisional Competition Round (PCR) at Holmenkollen, executing a strong jump of 125 meters. Her performance set a promising tone for the upcoming World Cup weekend, with Ingrid Laate and Lisa Hirner completing the podium positions. This event marks a significant milestone in women’s Nordic Combined history.

FIS announces adjustments to equipment control policy in Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

FIS announces adjustments to equipment control policy in Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

March 12, 2025 / FIS

The FIS has announced changes to the equipment control policy for Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined, allowing athletes to use one suit for the remainder of the season. This measure is aimed at ensuring efficient equipment control and fair competition.

Armbruster aims to seal first title as women celebrate large hill milestone in Oslo

Armbruster aims to seal first title as women celebrate large hill milestone in Oslo

March 12, 2025 / FIS

Nathalie Armbruster has a chance to become the first German woman to win a Nordic Combined overall World Cup title as the women celebrate their first large hill competition in Oslo. The event will contribute to the ongoing development of women's Nordic Combined, alongside the traditional men's competitions this weekend.

Norway Investigated for New Case of Cheating: - Not Deliberate on Our Part

Norway Investigated for New Case of Cheating: - Not Deliberate on Our Part

March 10, 2025 / NRK

The Norwegian combined team is under scrutiny after Jørgen Graabak was disqualified due to an illegal binding during a team event at the World Championships. Despite returning the skis with a changed binding, the team claims there was no intention to deceive, insisting that all actions were within the competition rules. The situation has sparked a protest against the disqualification process, leading to an ongoing investigation by the FIS Ethics Committee.