Polish Summer Championships in Ski Jumping - Individual Competition [LIVE REPORT]

The Polish Summer Championships in ski jumping are taking place today, with a live competition report. Dawid Kubacki is defending his title as the summer champion in ski jumping! Excitement builds as one of the last competitions on artificial turf for this year is about to unfold. The individual competition in Zakopane will see participation from 85 competitors, although one notable name is absent due to injury.

In the previous season, Kubacki showcased remarkable skills, winning at the normal hill in Szczyrk alongside podium finishes by Piotr Żyła and Kamil Stoch. This year, Stoch is absent due to a knee injury he is still recovering from.

Interestingly, this year's championship will be held without a wind compensation system because of a technical failure from the service provider, Ewoxx, which is unable to manage the event in Zakopane. Unfortunately, there are no alternative options available as Swiss Timing is not servicing national competitions.

Who will emerge as the winner of the Polish Summer Championships? Join us for the live report from this event. The individual competition in ski jumping starts on October 18 at 5:30 PM.

Welcome to the live coverage!

We are now at the summer championships in Zakopane on the Średnia Krokiew (HS-105), where Dawid Kubacki aims to defend his title. In the qualifications, the top performers included Maciej Kot, Paweł Wąsek, and Dawid Kubacki, each scoring 122.3 points.

The competition in Zakopane faces challenges, not just the absence of wind compensation but also the notable absence of Kamil Stoch. Explore why!

The first series for the women’s competition has concluded, and now it’s time for the men’s individual competition, with 51 competitors participating.

As the series progresses, various competitors are showing strong performances, leading to thrilling moments, such as Klemens Joniak’s impressive jump of 104.5 meters, taking the lead in the standings.

After an intense series, the women’s competition crowned its champions, with Anna Twardosz winning gold.

As we move into the second series for the men, the excitement continues to build around who will take the honors in this prestigious competition—a battle that promises thrilling jumps and nail-biting moments at every turn.

Finally, after heavy competition, Klemens Joniak captures the title of summer champion in ski jumping, with Paweł Wąsek taking silver and Dawid Kubacki finishing with bronze, marking a notable shift in the standings.