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Ski jumping World Cup overall winner Halvor Egner Granerud ended the quarantine in Oberstdorf with a negative coronavirus test. The Norwegian confirmed his start in Planica on March 24-28 in the competitions ending the season.more

After the world championships in Oberstdorf, the ski jumpers will have only three individual flying World Cup competitions in Planica, including one extra in this Slovenian town. This means that the Norwegian Halvor Egner Granerud has already been provided with the Crystal Ball.more

Japan's Ryōyū Kobayashi recorded his first International Ski Federation (FIS) Ski Jumping World Cup victory since 2019 after claiming gold in Zakopane in Poland. Kobayashi had two consistent jumps, moving him into first place after the second round with a total of 268.9 poinjumpingjumpingts, just 0.3 ahead of Polish jumper Andrzej Stękała.more

Kamil Stoch took second place in today's World Cup competition in ski jumping in Klingenthal. The leading Norwegian, Halvor Egner Granerud, won.more

Klemens Murańka achieved 153 meters and broke the hill record in Willingen during today's qualification for tomorrow's World Cup competition, which seven Poles completed.more

Norway's Halvor Egner Granerud returned to winning ways at the Ski Jumping World Cup event in Titisee-Neustadt, Germany on Sunday (10 January). Poland's Dawid Kubacki was 6th.more

Poland's reigning Four Hills champion finished with a spectacular jump to beat World Cup leader Halvor Egner Granerud with Piotr Zyla third.more

Kamil Stoch took second place in the competition in Oberstdorf inaugurating the 4-Hills-Ski Tournament. The German Karl Geiger was the winner, and the Norwegian Marius Lindvik was third.more

The ski jumping World Cup competition will start today at 4pm local time in Engelberg. The Poles have a chance for a good performance in Switzerland. Kamil Stoch often stood on the podium there, and Piotr Żyła was second in Friday's qualifications.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

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

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

All seven Poles advanced to the first series of the World Ski Jumping Cup in Willingen, Germany. Kamil Stoch was the highest ranked 10th. Qualification was won by German Stephan Leyhe.more

"Wielka Krokiew is ready to hold the World Cup in ski jumping, only so-called cosmetics are performed" - assured Andrzej Kozak, president of the Tatra Ski Association.more

Markus Eisenbichler and Richard Freitag return to the team after a short absence and perform in the World Cup competitions in jumping in Zakopane - the German Ski Federation (DSV) said.more

Sven Hannawald, once a great ski jumper, and now a Eurosport expert, believes that the 2019/20 season in the World Cup will be the most interesting for years, as there will be no clear dominator. more

Adam Małysz admitted that yesterday's team competition of the World Cup in Vikersund - in which the Poles took fourth place - showed that the crisis of Kamil Stoch continues.more

With such words Adam Małysz summed up yesterday's World Cup competition in ski jumping in Oberstdorf on Facebook. It was won by Kamil Stoch, Dawid Kubacki was third, Piotr Żyła was fourth and Jakub Wolny was sixth.more

Poland's top ski jumper Kamil Stoch won the FIS World Cup competition in Oberstdorf, Germany.more

A director-coordinator of ski jumping and Nordic combined at the Polish Ski Federation, Adam Małysz said that Polish team "is still missing the final touch" after yesterday's World Cup competition in Oberstdorf.more

Stefan Kraft from Austria won the ski jumping World Cup event in Zakopane on Sunday, while Poland's representatives performed a bit disappointingly.more

Poland's Dawid Kubacki won the International Ski Federation Ski Jumping World Cup event in Val di Fiemme to end Ryoyu Kobayashi's winning streak.more

The Norwegian media, giving Poland and Germany as an example, are wondering what happened to their ski jumpers, who are "very behind" for their rivals.more

Piotr Żyła finished second in the Saturday World Cup event in Nizhny Tagil in Russia, losing by only 0.2 points to the winner, Johann Andre Forfang.more

Kamil Stoch (POL, Fischer) narrowly missed the podium in the first individual competition of the World Cup winter in Wisla (POL).more