Nordic Combined
Nowak and Mühlethaler Crowned Grand Prix Champions
September 02, 2024 / FIS
Jenny Nowak and Laurent Mühlethaler claimed victories in the FIS Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix 2024. Nowak secured her victory with strong performances in various races, including a win in Tschagguns and additional podiums, while Mühlethaler's consistent results, despite the final race cancellation due to rain, led him to triumph over competitors like Matteo Baud and Pascal Müller.
Men’s Final Race at Chaux-Neuve Cancelled Due to Weather
September 01, 2024 / FIS
The men's final competition of the Summer Grand Prix at Chaux-Neuve was cancelled due to adverse weather conditions. Despite David Mach leading after the ski jumping portion, the subsequent roller ski race was called off, leaving Laurent Mühlethaler as the overall series winner.
Armbruster Claims Victory in Chaux-Neuve as Nowak Secures Overall Title
September 01, 2024 / FIS Nordic Combined
Nathalie Armbruster emerged victorious in the women's final Summer Grand Prix competition of 2024 in Chaux-Neuve, with Jenny Nowak claiming the Overall title. Despite challenging conditions during the race, Armbruster managed to lead, finishing ahead of competitors Ema Volavsek and Nowak.
Rydzek Triumphs in Home-Soil Battle at Chaux-Neuve
August 31, 2024 / FIS
Johannes Rydzek triumphed at the inaugural FIS Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix in Chaux-Neuve, overcoming hot and humid weather conditions. After excelling in the ski jumping segment, Rydzek maintained his lead in the roller ski race, finishing 37 seconds ahead of Manuel Faisst, with France's Laurent Mühlethaler securing third place amidst strong support from local fans.
Nowak Claims Yellow Bib with Victory in Chaux-Neuve
August 31, 2024 / FIS
Jenny Nowak clinched victory in the women's first-ever FIS Nordic Combined competition in Chaux-Neuve, France, amid challenging weather conditions. Nowak surpassed her teammate Svenja Würth, who led after the ski jumping segment, and secured the lead in the roller ski race despite intense competition. With her win, Nowak reclaimed the yellow bib as the overall leader.
Rydzek Triumphs at Chaux-Neuve PCR with Impressive 111.5-Meter Jump
August 30, 2024 / FIS
Johannes Rydzek emerged victorious in the Provisional Competition Round at the FIS Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix in Chaux-Neuve, France. Rydzek's 111.5-meter jump earned him 120.2 points, securing the top spot ahead of teammates Terence Weber and David Mach, who finished second and third respectively.
Svenja Würth Claims PCR Victory at Chaux-Neuve Summer Grand Prix
August 30, 2024 / FIS
Svenja Würth won the Provisional Competition Round (PCR) in the Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix at Chaux-Neuve with the longest jump of 106 meters, earning her 103 points. Minja Korhonen from Finland and Germany's Jenny Nowak secured second and third place, respectively.
Ida Marie Hagen Triumphs in Historic FIS Large Hill Event
August 28, 2024 / FIS
Ida Marie Hagen claimed victory in the first-ever women's FIS large hill Nordic Combined competition at the Summer Grand Prix in Oberstdorf, showcasing her cross-country skills in addition to her performance in the jumping segment. Nathalie Armbruster and Jenny Nowak rounded out the podium in an event that marked a significant milestone for women's Nordic Combined sports.
Rydzek Triumphs in Dramatic Night Race at Home in Oberstdorf
August 28, 2024 / FIS
Johannes Rydzek claimed victory at the FIS Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix in Oberstdorf, winning the men's Individual Compact event after a strong performance in the concluding roller ski race. Despite starting from behind, Rydzek managed to overtake his competitors on the last uphill, securing a win in front of a cheering hometown crowd.
Lisa Hirner Claims Victory in Women's Large Hill PCR in Oberstdorf
August 27, 2024 / FIS
Lisa Hirner from Austria secured a victory in the women's large hill Provisional Competition Round at the FIS Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix in Oberstdorf. She achieved a jump of 118.5 meters, accumulating a total of 99.4 points. Minja Korhonen of Finland and Lena Brocard of France placed second and third, respectively.