Austria Triumphs Over Slovenia to Claim Planica Team Title

The ski flight weekend in Planica (Slo) will be remembered forever for Daniel Tschofenig. On Saturday he went ahead with the victory of the ÖSV team in team jumping as a top-range jumper. The previous day he had bagged the overall World Cup with a five-time top score of 20.0 – and thus wrote Carinthian sports history.

Daniel Tschofenig, Manuel Fettner, Jan Hörl and Stefan Kraft win 29.1 points ahead of Germany.

The ski jumping World Cup season is coming to an end at the Gorišek brothers airfield in Planica. Thirty of the best are already competing in the first series. Slovenian jumpers have done very well with the trial series before, as Domen Prevc, Anže Lanišek and Timi Zajc took the top three places. The Globes have already been handed out, but Domen Prevc and Anže Lanišek are fighting for victory in Planica 7. We follow the results live.

Austria Triumphs Over Slovenia to Claim Planica Team Title

In a thrilling conclusion to the 2024/25 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup season, Austria ended Slovenia’s impressive winning streak by clinching the team title at Planica. The Austrian team, led by Crystal Globe winner Daniel Tschofenig, showcased remarkable skill and determination, overcoming challenging weather conditions to secure victory. Key Takeaways Austria won the team title with a total of 1749.3 points. Germany finished in second place with…

Slovenia came third in the ski jumping team event at the World Cup finals at the Planica ski jump. In rainy weather and in front of 19,112 spectators, Lovro Kos, Domen Prevc, Timi Zajc and Anže Lanišek (1707.2 points) fell behind Austria (1749.3), which won in Planica for the third time in a row, and Germany (1720.2) in the penultimate race of the season.

Great cheer for Austria's ski jumping team: Daniel Tschofenig, Manuel Fettner, Jan Hörl and Stefan Kraft won the team's win in ski flying at the penultimate race of the season in Planica – with a clear margin ahead of Germany and host Slovenia. A successful rematch for the defeat at the World Cup.