21:29. This Thursday evening, the women ski jumpers were competing in the qualifying round of the large hill event at the world championships in Trondheim (Norway). Slovenia’s Nika Prevc (138.5 metres), who was crowned champion on the small hill a few days ago, once again demonstrated her superiority by dominating the round ahead of Norway’s Anna Odine Stroem (130 metres) and Eirin Maria Kvandal (133 metres).
All the other favourites, starting with the reigning Canadian world champion Alexandria Loutitt (121.5 metres), made the cut without any problems. This was also the case for the French: Joséphine Pagnier (115 metres) was twenty-third and Emma Chervet (107.5 metres) thirty-first.
Full results
- The full programme for the cross-country skiing, Nordic combined and ski jumping world championships in Trondheim, the highlight of the 2024/2025 season
- Four Frenchmen selected for the Trondheim Worlds
- “I’m here for the right reasons”: two years after her breakthrough in Planica, Emma Chervet is at the Trondheim Worlds with real ambitions.
- Trondheim: small jump qualification for Nika Prevc, Joséphine Pagnier and Emma Chervet go through
- Trondheim: Nika Prevc world champion on the small hill, Joséphine Pagnier twelfth, Emma Chervet twenty-fifth
- Trondheim: despite countless injuries, Norway are crowned world team champions
- Trondheim: Valentin Foubert magnificent sixth in the small jump qualification won by Johann Andre Forfang, Enzo Milesi also goes through
- Trondheim: in front of his home crowd, Marius Lindvik becomes world champion on the small hill, Valentin Foubert 27th
- Trondheim: on the large hill, Norway dominates the mixed competition, Les Bleus ninth
- Trondheim: Slovenia wins the team competition
