Ski Jumping
Sudden Turn in Kamil Stoch's Case and Letalnica: All Due to Norwegian Scandal
March 17, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
A recent scandal involving Norwegian ski jumpers and their suits may open the door for Kamil Stoch to compete at Letalnica for the 19th consecutive time. Stoch has struggled this season but is now likely to qualify for the final event after the disqualification of Norwegian athletes.
They want new penalties after the skiing scandal. Clear proposal
March 17, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Following the equipment manipulation scandal at the World Championships in Trondheim, there are calls for stricter penalties for ski jumpers. Severin Freund has suggested new proposals that could discourage such behaviors in the future, emphasizing the need for more serious consequences than just disqualification from individual events.
Severin Freund Calls for New Penal System After Ski Jumping Scandal: 'There’s Something Wrong with the System'
March 17, 2025 / NRK
Severin Freund has expressed the need for a new penal system in light of the recent ski jumping scandal that resulted in multiple disqualifications. He criticizes the current penalties and emphasizes the need for clearer regulations regarding breaches of rules in the sport.
What’s next for RAW Air? World Cup chief breaks silence after disaster in Vikersund
March 17, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The recent scandal in ski jumping has overshadowed the sport, with the ongoing RAW Air tournament being impacted by expectations and controversies. Following the disqualification of Norwegian jumpers amidst the scandal, concerns are raised about the future format and organization of the tournament, as World Cup director Sandro Pertile emphasizes the need for discussions with the Norwegian federation regarding necessary changes ahead.
The Jumping Scandal: Boys Who Cheat and Girls Who Compete
March 16, 2025 / NRK
The article discusses the recent scandal in Norwegian ski jumping where male athletes were suspended due to cheating allegations, contrasting this with the successes of female jumpers during the Raw Air competition. It highlights the moral implications of such actions in the context of gender equality in sports and the hopes for a future where women are recognized for their achievements without association to male misconduct.
Dawid Kubacki Couldn't Withstand the Pressure. Cameras Captured His Gesture Towards the Judges
March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Dawid Kubacki struggled during the first round of the ski jumping competition in Vikersund, jumping only 142.5m, a performance that left him without a chance to advance. After the jump, he expressed his frustration towards the judges with a symbolic gesture regarding the poor wind conditions he faced while jumping.
Sudden twist during the jumping competition. It had to end this way. Three Poles were affected
March 16, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
A competition in Vikersund took an unexpected turn as difficult weather conditions led to disappointing jumps for three Polish ski jumpers, who were unable to qualify for the next round. Despite this, the competition saw stellar performances from others, with Domen Prevc emerging victorious and securing the prestigious Raw Air title.
Slowene wins - Vikersund: Kraft narrowly misses the podium
March 16, 2025 / Krone.at
In the recent Ski Flying event at Vikersund, Stefan Kraft finished fourth, narrowly missing the podium behind Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi. The competition was won by Slovenia's Domen Prevc, who achieved an impressive jump of 247 meters. This event marks a crucial moment in the competition season as athletes gear up for the final events.
Wellinger Breaks Through German Ski Jumping Crisis with Landmark Triumph
March 16, 2025 / Sport1
Andreas Wellinger's victory at the Raw Air Tournament marks a significant milestone for German ski jumping, ending a period of struggle for the nation's athletes. This achievement highlights Wellinger's resilience amidst challenging conditions, as he wins the overall title despite strong competition from Slovenia's Domen Prevc.
Slalom Hafjell, Meillard Triumphs in Front of Braathen: The Cup Race Still Open
March 16, 2025 / Gazzetta
In the last race before the finals in Sun Valley, Swiss champion Loic Meillard won the Hafjell slalom, followed closely by a group of Norwegian competitors. The competition for the specialized cup is still ongoing, with Kristoffersen leading by 612 points, ahead of Meillard and Noel.