Prevc flies to gold – DSV team without a medal
At the Ski Flying World Championships in Oberstdorf, the German ski jumpers fell short of expectations. For the first time in 16 years, no athlete made it into the top 10. The DSV quartet of Paschke, Hoffmann, Geiger, and Raimund missed out on the podium in the team event, finishing fourth.
Read moreBest result from Raimund in Sapporo with ninth place in Sapporo
The German Ski Association (DSV) travelled to Sapporo with a changed squad and only four athletes for the two individual World Cup competitions. Philipp Raimund finished inside the top ten in the second competition, while Karl Geiger missed his final opportunity to meet the Olympic qualification criteria.
Read morePius Paschke best German athlete in Zakopane
Pius Paschke achieved a top-ten finish and was the best German athlete in the individual competition in Zakopane. Karl Geiger narrowly missed to qualify for the second round by just 1.1 points. In the Super Team event, Germany had to settle for a rather sobering sixth place.
Read morePrevc wins the tournament, Hoffmann best German
What a finale: Domen Prevc wins this year’s Four Hills Tournament in commanding fashion, finishing ahead of the two Austrians Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher. The best German athlete in the overall standings is Felix Hoffmann in sixth place.
Read moreRaimund finishes sixth in the qualification in Bischofshofen
As in Innsbruck, all German ski jumpers qualified for tomorrow’s competition at the Paul Ausserleitner Hill in Bischofshofen. The best German athlete was Philipp Raimund, who finished sixth.
Read moreFelix Hoffmann finishes fifth in Innsbruck
Felix Hoffmann once again confirmed his excellent form by finishing fifth in the competition in Innsbruck at Bergisel. Three out of the five German athletes made it through to the final round.
Read moreQualification Innsbruck: Hoffman best German athlete
All five German athletes qualified for the knockout duels at the Bergisel in Innsbruck. Felix Hoffmann finished fifth to become the best German jumper. Austria’s Jan Hörl wins the qualification ahead of three of his teammates.
Read moreDomen Prevc wins the Neujahrsskispringen
Domen Prevc once again dominated the New Year’s Ski Jumping competition in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Two German athletes, Felix Hoffmann and Philipp Raimund, finished among the top ten.
Read moreTwo Nights Tour final: Selina Freitag finishes second
At the Two Nights Tour for women ski jumpers, the German team delivered strong performances. Selina Freitag stood out in particular with consistent jumps and finished second in the overall standings. The overall victory went to Slovenia’s Nika Prevc.
Read moreFreitag impresses with podium finish in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Selina Freitag got off to a strong start in the Two Nights Tour by finishing second on the Große Olympiaschanze in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Together with her teammates, she capped off the year with an impressive performance for the German team.
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