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Austria's Daniel Huber soared to victory in the ski jumping season-ender in Slovenia on Sunday to clinch the ski flying World Cup trophy. Huber recorded 247 and 242.5 metres on the huge Planica hill for a big win 43.4 points ahead of local star Domen Prevc, with Poland's Aleksander Zniszczol completing the podium in third. Overall World Cup champion Stefan Kraft came fourth and with it narrowly lost the ski flying trophy duel against countryman Huber. The huge crowd not only celebrated the podiu

Austria's Jacqueline Seifriedsberger ended an 11-year winning drought when she topped the podium of a World Cup large hill ski jumping event in Germany on Saturday. Seifriedsberger recorded 127 and 125 metres in Willingen for 161.4 points. Her only previous World Cup win had come on the day 11 years ago on February 3, 2013, in Sapporo, Japan. Japan's Sara Takanashi, winner of a record 63 World Cup competitions but without a top spot since March 2022, came second with 119.5m and 130.5m for her fi

Austria's Jacqueline Seifriedsberger ended an 11-year victory drought in women's ski jumping and Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang won the men's event with the help of a hill record on Saturday in Germany. Seifriedsberger recorded 127 and 125 metres in Willingen for 161.4 points. Her only previous World Cup win had come on the day 11 years ago on February 3, 2013, in Sapporo, Japan. Japan's Sara Takanashi, winner of a record 63 World Cup competitions but without a top spot since March 2022, came se

Canada's Alexandria Loutitt captured World Cup bronze in women's ski jumping on Saturday for her sixth podium finish of the season.

Norway's Jarl Magnus Riiber won yet another men's Nordic combined World Cup event on Sunday while the Norwegian women swept the podium as German star Fabian Rießle competed for the last time in front of home fans in Schonach. World Cup leader Riiber is soaring towards a fifth title at just 26 after beating compatriot Jørgen Graabak and Austria's Stefan Rettenegger, with second and third changing places from Saturday in the Black Forest. For the retiring Rießle, a 47th place finish did not matter