Ski Jumping
Big news in Ski Jumping: Another German World Champion retires!
March 20, 2025 / Sport1
In a surprising turn of events, German ski jumper Stephan Leyhe has announced his retirement from the sport. Leyhe follows fellow athlete Markus Eisenbichler in ending his competitive career. Leyhe's final appearance will be at the World Cup event in Lahti, and he expressed his gratitude for his 25 years in the sport, celebrating numerous emotional moments and team successes.
What time are the ski jumps today? And yet! Poles in action
March 20, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The article discusses the upcoming ski jumping competitions in Lahti and Planica, as well as the FIS Cup finals in Zakopane. It provides schedules for training and competitions, highlighting the participation of Polish athletes.
Drunk Ahonen Fell While Ski Jumping: Opened Up About It After Years
March 20, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Finnish ski jumper Janne Ahonen recalls his infamous fall while intoxicated during a competition, revealing regrets and insights about his career and the sport's changing culture regarding alcohol consumption.
Prevc lights up Lahti with 21st career World Cup win
March 20, 2025 / FIS
Nika Prevc secured her 21st career World Cup win in Lahti, highlighting her impressive streak with a new women’s hill record. With this victory, she is now just one win away from matching the record for consecutive World Cup victories held by Sara Takanashi.
Tschofenig and Hoerl seek steps towards Crystal Globe success
March 20, 2025 / FIS
Daniel Tschofenig and Jan Hoerl are competing for the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup title, with Tschofenig holding a narrow lead. Both athletes have struggled with form lately, making the ongoing competitions in Lahti crucial for their championship chances.
This ski jump needs no introduction. Eight Polish competitors will compete
March 19, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The upcoming FIS World Cup ski jumping event at the Salpausselkä facility in Lahti, Finland, will see eight Polish athletes participate. Among them are Kamil Stoch and Dawid Kubacki, who will be competing in both individual and team events this weekend.
After Horror Fall! Skispringer Has to End His Career
March 19, 2025 / SPORT1
Norwegian skier Sondre Ringen has announced his retirement after suffering a severe injury from a fall in Engelberg in December 2023. Despite some progress in his recovery, he stated that he could no longer compete at a high level.
Decision Made Regarding Piotr Żyła: PZN Announces Surprise Selection
March 19, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The Polish Ski Association has announced that Piotr Żyła has been selected for the Continental Cup weekend in Zakopane after demonstrating excellent performance in Lahti. Following a fifth-place finish and a remarkable second place in recent competitions, this decision seems well-timed and reflects Żyła's positive trajectory in his skiing career.
Janne Ahonen reacts to the current situation in ski jumping: It couldn't be clearer
March 19, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Janne Ahonen has commented on the recent scandal involving Norwegian ski jumpers who manipulated their suits for competitive advantage. He expressed skepticism over their claims of ignorance regarding the modifications, asserting that such practices compromise safety and integrity in the sport.
Prevc seeks to match Takanashi’s World Cup record
March 19, 2025 / FIS
Nika Prevc is on the verge of equaling an impressive record set by Sara Takanashi in terms of consecutive World Cup wins as she prepares for the Lahti Ski Games. With her eighth straight victory, she stands poised to make history in Finland.