Ski Jumping
Women's Skiathlon: Gold for Andersson, Stadlober Goes Home Empty-Handed
March 02, 2025 / Krone
Ebba Andersson claimed the gold medal in the women's skiathlon at the World Championships in Trondheim, narrowly defeating Norway's Therese Johaug. Austria's Teresa Stadlober finished in 16th place, continuing her quest for her first medal at this event.
Dramatic Finish: Andersson Claims World Championship Title in Skiathlon
March 02, 2025 / sportschau.de
At the Nordic Ski Championships, Ebba Andersson secured the gold medal in the 20 km skiathlon with a thrilling sprint finish, edging out Norway's Therese Johaug. Despite early challenges, the race turned into a fierce showdown between these two competitors, resulting in Andersson's victorious title defense.
Record on the hill and a fierce battle for the title at the World Championships! Paweł Wąsek saves Polish honor
March 02, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Despite missing out on a medal, Paweł Wąsek finished in the top ten at the World Championships in Trondheim. Marius Lindvik emerged as the new World Champion after breaking the hill record. The competition was filled with intense emotions and noteworthy performances from Polish athletes.
Drama of the World Cup Leader! "Excluded" from the fight for the World Championship medal
March 02, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Daniel Tschofenig, the leader of the World Cup, faced disappointment in the World Championships, finishing in a disappointing 28th place. Despite a strong start to the season, he struggled during the competition, expressing his frustration after his poor performance in the first jump, which effectively eliminated his chances for a medal.
Piotr Żyła is the worst Polish jumper but still keeps his sense of humor
March 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
As Piotr Żyła prepares to defend his title in the World Championships in Trondheim, he faces challenges after a disappointing performance in qualifications. Despite this, he maintains a positive outlook and humor about his situation.
Surprising Scenes at the Ski Jumping World Championship: We Didn't Expect This
March 01, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The World Championship in Trondheim has brought unexpected scenes, as the stands remain largely empty despite initial promises of high ticket sales. While the ski jumping events struggle to attract fans, other competitions in cross-country skiing are thriving with large crowds. Thomas Thurnbichler, the Polish coach, commented on the situation, hoping for a better turnout for future events.
Norwegian Ski Jumpers React to Prediction That 'Jumping Sport Will Die in Ten Years': ‘We Need to Make a Drastic Choice’
March 01, 2025 / NRK
Norwegian ski jumpers are voicing their concerns following a recent warning from NRK's ski jumping expert that the sport could face extinction within a decade without significant changes. Athletes like Johann André Forfang emphasize the need for simplification in the sport to attract new fans and address viewership decline, while expressing hope for the future of ski jumping.
Nordic Ski World Championships - Tschofenig excels in qualification, Forfang sets record!
March 01, 2025 / Krone
At the Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim, local star Johan Andre Forfang turned heads by achieving a record leap in qualification, while Austria’s Daniel Tschofenig also impressed, securing a top position ahead of the competitions. Forfang logged a record distance of 106.5 meters, placing him well ahead for the upcoming events.
Women's Ski Jumping Team Halfway to Silver
March 01, 2025 / Sport1
The German women's ski jumping team is currently in second place at the World Championships in Trondheim during their team competition, trailing behind Norway. With a strong performance, they have a chance to compete for gold in the final round.
Norweigian Triple Success: Kläbo Snags World Championship Crown in Skiathlon
March 01, 2025 / Sportschau
At the Nordic Ski World Championships, Johannes Hoesflot Kläbo of Norway clinched the gold medal in the skiathlon. The event saw a strong showing from the Norwegians who dominated the race, with Friedrich Moch from Germany finishing in the top ten.