Ski jumping: the snow came out to celebrate in Predazzo for the Super Team
On Monday evening, the HS141 ski jump in Predazzo (Italy) hosted the final ski jumping competition of the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympic Games. To round off the hostilities, a men’s Super Team – the first in the history of the Olympics – was held.
Previously without a medal, Austria’s Jan Hoerl and Stephan Embacher dominated the competition to take the gold medal. However, the event could not be completed as heavy snow fell on the jump just a few jumpers from the end of the final run. The jury therefore decided to use the results of the second run as the final classification for the medals.
As a result, Austria took the title ahead of Poland with Pawel Wasek and Kacper Tomasiak. Norway(Johann Andre Forfang, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal) took bronze by just 0.3 points from Germany(Andreas Wellinger, Philipp Raimund), 1.9 from Slovenia(Anze Lanisek, Domen Prevc) and 2.8 from Japan(Ren Nikaido, Ryoyu Kobayashi).
France’s Jules Chervet and Valentin Foubert finished twelfth.
Full results
SJPMLHTEAM2-FNL-0002SJ-__C73D5_1.0- 2026 Olympics: the full programme for ski jumping at the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympics
- Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium: everything you need to know about the Predazzo venue, which will host the ski jumping and Nordic combined events at the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympic Games.
- Pierre Mignerey, FFS National Technical Director, outlines the French team’s ambitions for the 2026 Olympics: “We have a team which is progressing step by step and which has the right momentum”.
- Nika Prevc wins two of the three jumps in the first training session, with the French lagging behind
- Valentin Foubert fifth in third training jump
- Nika Prevc impresses with a 108-metre jump on the second workout, Joséphine Pagnier goes from strength to strength
- Anna Odine Stroem new Olympic champion on the small hill ahead of Nika Prevc, final round for Joséphine Pagnier
- Fifth, twelfth and eighth: Valentin Foubert flexes his muscles in training on the eve of the Olympic competition
- Valentin Foubert incredible fifth, Philipp Raimund wins the small jump title
- Valentin Foubert makes history with the best result ever achieved by a Frenchman
- Valentin Foubert after his historic fifth place on the small hill: “I’m disappointed, but I’m happy, I’m on target”.
- Slovenia retains its Olympic mixed competition title
- First training session on the big hill: Valentin Foubert eighth on the second jump
- Second training session on the big hill: Valentin Foubert, seventh in the last jump, gains momentum on the eve of the competition
- Domen Prevc takes the title on the big hill, Valentin Foubert in the top 20
- An Olympic double for Anna Odine Stroem, winner of the large hill
