World Cup 2024/2025: Ski jumpers start - the season is so exciting!

On December 29, 2024, the World Cup season started in ski jumping 2024/2025. This season comprises a total of 37 competitions, including 30 single, 2 team and 3 super team competitions. The highlights of the season include the traditional four-hill tour as well as the Nordic World Cup in Norway and the RAW-Air tour, which leads through Norway. The competitions take place in a total of 10 countries: Norway, Finland, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, USA, Japan and Slovenia.

This season, the German ski jumper will travel primarily to Lake Placid (USA) and Sapporo (Japan), which is the longest route for the team. The competitive calendar is divided as follows:

Competition calendar of the 2024/2025

The most important dates and places of the competitions are listed here:

1. Norway:
   22. November 2024: Lillehammer, HS 140, Mixed Team
   23. November 2024: Lillehammer, HS 140, qualification and single
   24. November 2024: Lillehammer, HS 140, qualification and single
2. Finland:
   29. November 2024: Ruka, HS 142, qualification
   30. November 2024: Ruka, HS 142, Single
   1. December 2024: Ruka, HS 142, qualification and single
3. Poland:
   6. December 2024: Wisla, HS 134, qualification
   7. December 2024: Wisla, HS 134, Single
   8. December 2024: Wisla, HS 134, qualification and single
4. Germany:
   13. December 2024: Titisee-Neustadt, HS 142, Super-Team
   14. December 2024: Titisee-Neustadt, HS 142, qualification and single
   15. December 2024: Titisee-Neustadt, HS 142, qualification and single
5. Switzerland:
   20. December 2024: Engelberg, HS 140, qualification
   21. December 2024: Engelberg, HS 140, Single
   22. December 2024: Engelberg, HS 140, qualification and single
6. Germany:
   28. December 2024: Oberstdorf, HS 137, four -hill tour, qualification
   29. December 2024: Oberstdorf, HS 137, four -hill tour, single
   1. January 2025: Garmisch-Partenkirchen, HS 142, four-hill tour, single
7. Austria:
   3. January 2025: Innsbruck, HS 128, four -hill tour, qualification
   4. January 2025: Innsbruck, HS 128, four -hill tour, single
   5. January 2025: Bischofshofen, HS 128, four -hill tour, qualification
   6. January 2025: Bischofshofen, HS 142, four -hill tour, single
8. Poland:
   18. January 2025: Zakopane, HS 140, Team
   19. January 2025: Zakopane, HS 140, qualification and single
9. Germany:
   24. January 2025: Oberstdorf, HS 235, ski flying, qualification
   25. January 2025: Oberstdorf, HS 235, ski flying, single
   26. January 2025: Oberstdorf, HS 235, ski flying, qualification and single
   31. January 2025: Willingen, HS 147, Mixed Team
   1. February 2025: Willingen, HS 147, qualification and single
   2. February 2025: Willingen, HS 147, qualification and single
10. USA:
    8. February 2025: Lake Placid, HS 128, Mixed Team, Qualification and Single
    9. February 2025: Lake Placid, HS 128, qualification and single
11. Japan:
    14. February 2025: Sapporo, HS 137, qualification
    15. February 2025: Sapporo, HS 137, Single
    16. February 2025: Sapporo, HS 137, qualification and single
12. Norway:
    1. March 2025: Trondheim, HS 105, WM, qualification
    2. March 2025: Trondheim, HS 105, WM, Single
    5. March 2025: Trondheim, HS 138, WM, Mixed Team
    6. March 2025: Trondheim, HS 138, WM, Single
    8. March 2025: Trondheim, HS 138, WM, Single
    12. March 2025: Oslo, HS 134, RAW Air, qualification
    13. March 2025: Oslo, HS 134, Raw Air, Single
    15. March 2025: Vikersund, HS 240, ski flying, RAW Air, Single
    16. March 2025: Vikersund, HS 240, ski flying, RAW Air, qualification and single
13. Finland:
    21. March 2025: Lahti, HS 130, qualification
    22. March 2025: Lahti, HS 130, Single
    23. March 2025: Lahti, HS 130, Super-Team
14. Slovenia:
    27. March 2025: Planica, HS 240, ski flying, qualification
    28. March 2025: Planica, HS 240, ski flying, single
    29. March 2025: Planica, HS 240, ski flying, team
    30. March 2025: Planica, HS 240, ski flying, World Cup final, qualifications and single

The competitions this season offer a variety of formats, including mixed team, individual and team competitions. The four -hill tour is a traditional highlight, while the Nordic World Cup in Norway and the RAW Air Tour form the highlight of the season.