Sporty zimowe

The International Ski Federation (FIS) has approved the World Cup 2020/21 calendar of ski jumping. The fight for the Crystal Ball is to start again in Wisła - November 21 and ends in Planica on March 28, 2021.more

The financial situation in Norwegian ski jumping, after drastic budget cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic, has become so dramatic that ski jumping director Clas Brede Brathen and team coach Alexander Stoeckl are afraid of the Finnish scenario.more

Japanese ski jumper Noriaki Kasai has received a Guinness World Records certificate for extending the record for the most individual starts in FIS Ski Jumping World Cup events to 569.more

Although the 2019/20 ski jumping season has ended recently, despite the pandemic, preparations for the next one are already underway. "For now, the coronavirus does not interrupt our plans too much," said ski jumping and Norwegian combination director Adam Malysz.more

The bonus for Kamil Stoch for winning the Raw Air jumping tournament has been reduced by almost half due to the fact that also almost half of the competition has been canceled - the Norwegian Ski Federation (NSF) said.more

Two-time Scottish curling champion Vicky Wright has put her full-time sporting career on hold to return to the NHS frontline. Wright stepped back from her role as a general surgical ward nurse in July last year to focus fully on preparing for the Winter Olympics, which are due to be held in Beijing in February 2022.more

Five-time world champion, two-time Olympic figure skating medalist American Michelle Kwan turned the ice rink into the world of politics. He is currently one of the directors on the staff of Democrat Joe Biden applying for the presidential nomination in the USA.more

In unusual circumstances, in Bischofshofen, Austrian Stefan Kraft received the Crystal Ball for winning the overall World Cup in ski jumping. The season was abruptly stopped in Trondheim due to the spreading coronavirus.more

Interruption of the Norwegian Raw Air ski jumping tournament on Thursday caused problems for most competitors and activists with changing tickets to return to their countries. The Polish team flew from Trondheim on a special plane, which made a huge impression in Norway.more

Seven Polish ski jumpers will start today in Trondheim in the World Cup and Raw Air cycle competition. Kamil Stoch, who triumphed in Lillehammer on Tuesday, and was tenth in Wednesday's qualifying is leading the Norwegian tournament.more

Today in Trondheim ski jumpers will be qualified for the Thursday competition, which is part of the World Cup and Raw Air cycle. At the halfway point of the Norwegian tournament is Kamil Stoch.more

Kamil Stoch won the ski jumping World Cup competition in Lillehammer, Norway. The Pole also took the lead in the Raw Air classification.more

Slovenia's ski jumper Peter Prevc won a World Cup race in Norway's Lillehammer on Monday, which is his 23th victory. Prevc (132/125.5 metre) was followed by German Markus Eisenbichler (138/120.5 m) in second place and German Stephan Lehye (130/133 m) in third. Kamil Stoch from Poland took the 7th place.more

Avalanches have killed six people in Austria in two separate incidents, police say.more

Due to adverse weather conditions, the jury definitely canceled the World Cup ski jumping competition in Oslo. The competition is moved to Lillehammer on Monday.more

Poland placed fourth in a ski-jumping World Cup team competition in Oslo on Saturday.more

Ski runner Federico Pellegrino became an object of fear of a coronavirus in Norway, and on Friday he learned that he would not be admitted to the US for the World Cup competition in Minneapolis, because he is Italianmore

Six competitions, including four individual ones preceded by qualifications, await ski jumpers in just 10 days of competition in the Raw Air cycle, which crowns the 2019/20 World Cup season. They will start from Oslo, where the team competition will take place on Saturday.more

Piotr Żyła took sixth place in the jubilee thousandth individual World Cup competition in ski jumping in Lahti. Dawid Kubacki was eleventh and Kamil Stoch was twelfth.more

Poland took sixth place in the team World Cup ski jumping competition in Lahti. Germany won, ahead of Slovenia and Austria.more

This does not mean, however, that the king of the ski jump is getting ready to publish a shocking autobiography. It's about trivia that Malysz will share with fans on his Instagram profile. more

Dawid Kubacki finished fourth, and Kamil Stoch ninth place in the Saturday World Cup competition in ski jumping in Romanian Rasnov. The winner was Austrian Stefan Kraft.more

Kamil Stoch finished sixth, Dawid Kubacki eighth, and Piotr Żył ninth in the World Cup competition in ski jumping in Romanian Rasnov. The winner was German Karl Geiger, ahead of countryman Stephan Leyhe and Austrian Stefan Kraft.more

249/5000 Cancellation of the second series of the World Cup ski jumping competition in Mammoth Kulm in Bad Mitterndorf upset the Norwegian coach Alexander Stoeckel. The Austrian believes that the jury was too hasty and should wait for the wind to calm down.more

Kamil Stoch took fourth place in the World Cup competition in ski jumping at the mammoth facility in Bad Mitterndorf. The Austrian Stefan Kraft won. In the second round, 27 out of 30 competitors jumped, after which the results were canceled due to too strong wind.more