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FIS Nordic Combined World Cup

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Cross-country skiing and ski jumping competition
FIS Nordic Combined World Cup
GenreNordic combined
LocationsEurope,
Japan,
Canada(rarely),
United States(rarely)
Inaugurated17 Dec 1983; 41 years ago (17 Dec 1983)(Men)
16 Mar 2000; 25 years ago (16 Mar 2000)(Team)
18 Dec 2020; 4 years ago (18 Dec 2020)(Women)
Organised byInternational Ski Federation
PeopleLasse Ottesen
(race director)
2024–25 FIS Nordic Combined World Cup

TheFIS Nordic Combined World Cup is aNordic combined competition organized by the International Ski Federation (FIS), representing the highest level of international competition for men and women in the sport. It was first introduced in the 1983–84 season, while the team event made its debut in the 1999–00 season.

The current FIS race director isLasse Ottesen, a former Norwegian ski jumper and world record holder.

History

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The World Cup was introduced at the 34th FIS Congress (8–15 May 1983, in Sydney) and has been determining the overall World Cup winner since the 1983/84 season. Additionally, from the2000–01 season to2007–08 season, a Sprint World Cup was held.

During the FIS autumn meeting in October 2014 in Zurich, participants decided to give greater importance to women's competitions. As a result, a dedicated Women's World Cup series has been held since the2020–21 season.[1]

Standings

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The table below shows the three highest ranked skiers for each world cup season.[2]

Men

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Overall

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     Season     Winner     Runner-up     Third
1983–84NorwayTom SandbergEast GermanyUwe DotzauerNorwayGeir Andersen
1984–85NorwayGeir AndersenWest GermanyHermann WeinbuchWest GermanyHubert Schwarz
1985–86West GermanyHermann WeinbuchWest GermanyThomas MüllerNorway Geir Andersen (2)
1986–87NorwayTorbjørn LøkkenWest Germany Hermann Weinbuch (2) Switzerland Hippolyt Kempf
1987–88AustriaKlaus SulzenbacherNorwayTorbjørn Løkken Switzerland Andreas Schaad
1988–89NorwayTrond-Arne BredesenAustriaKlaus Sulzenbacher Switzerland  Hippolyt Kempf (2)
1989–90Austria Klaus Sulzenbacher (2)Soviet UnionAllar LevandiNorwayKnut Tore Apeland
1990–91NorwayFred Børre LundbergAustria Klaus SulzenbacherNorwayTrond-Einar Elden
1991–92FranceFabrice GuyAustria Klaus Sulzenbacher (3)NorwayFred Børre Lundberg
1992–93JapanKenji OgiwaraNorwayFred Børre LundbergJapanTakanori Kono
1993–94Japan Kenji OgiwaraJapanTakanori KonoNorway Fred Børre Lundberg (2)
1994–95Japan Kenji Ogiwara (3)NorwayBjarte Engen VikNorway Knut Tore Apeland (2)
1995–96NorwayKnut Tore ApelandJapanKenji OgiwaraFinlandJari Mantila
1996–97FinlandSamppa LajunenFinlandJari MantilaNorwayBjarte Engen Vik
1997–98NorwayBjarte Engen VikAustriaMario StecherAustriaFelix Gottwald
1998–99Norway Bjarte Engen Vik (2)FinlandHannu ManninenCzech RepublicLadislav Rygl
1999–00FinlandSamppa Lajunen (2)Norway Bjarte Engen Vik (2)Czech Republic Ladislav Rygl (2)
2000–01AustriaFelix GottwaldGermanyRonny AckermannNorway Bjarte Engen Vik (2)
2001–02GermanyRonny AckermannAustriaFelix GottwaldFinlandSamppa Lajunen
2002–03Germany Ronny AckermannAustria Felix GottwaldGermanyBjörn Kircheisen
2003–04FinlandHannu ManninenGermany Ronny AckermannFinland Samppa Lajunen (2)
2004–05Finland Hannu ManninenGermany Ronny Ackermann (3)Austria Felix Gottwald
2005–06Finland Hannu ManninenNorwayMagnus MoanGermany Björn Kircheisen (2)
2006–07Finland Hannu Manninen (4)FranceJason Lamy-ChappuisNorwayMagnus Moan
2007–08Germany Ronny Ackermann (3)NorwayPetter TandeUnited StatesBill Demong
2008–09FinlandAnssi KoivurantaNorway Magnus Moan (2)United States Bill Demong (2)
2009–10FranceJason Lamy-ChappuisAustria Felix Gottwald (3)Norway Magnus Moan (2)
2010–11France Jason Lamy-ChappuisNorwayMikko KokslienAustria Felix Gottwald (3)
2011–12France Jason Lamy-Chappuis (3)JapanAkito WatabeNorwayMikko Kokslien
2012–13GermanyEric FrenzelFrance Jason Lamy-Chappuis (2)JapanAkito Watabe
2013–14Germany Eric FrenzelGermanyJohannes RydzekJapan Akito Watabe
2014–15Germany Eric FrenzelJapan Akito WatabeGermanyJohannes Rydzek
2015–16Germany Eric FrenzelJapan Akito WatabeGermanyFabian Rießle
2016–17Germany Eric Frenzel (5)Germany Johannes Rydzek (2)Japan Akito Watabe
2017–18JapanAkito WatabeNorwayJan SchmidGermany Fabian Rießle (2)
2018–19NorwayJarl Magnus RiiberJapan Akito Watabe (4)AustriaFranz-Josef Rehrl
2019–20Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberNorwayJørgen GraabakGermanyVinzenz Geiger
2020–21Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberGermanyVinzenz GeigerJapan Akito Watabe (4)
2021–22Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberAustriaJohannes LamparterGermany Vinzenz Geiger (2)
2022–23AustriaJohannes LamparterNorwayJens Lurås OftebroGermanyJulian Schmid
2023–24Norway Jarl Magnus Riiber (5)AustriaStefan RetteneggerAustriaJohannes Lamparter
2024–25GermanyVinzenz GeigerNorwayJarl Magnus RiiberAustria Johannes Lamparter (2)
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway13121237
2 Germany109928
3 Finland72312
4 Austria49619
5 Japan46515
6 France42-6
7 Soviet Union
 East Germany		-1-1
9  Switzerland --33
10 Czech Republic
 United States		--22

Best Jumper Trophy

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2018–19AustriaFranz-Josef RehrlNorwayJarl Magnus RiiberAustriaMario Seidl
2019–20NorwayJarl Magnus RiiberNorwayJens Lurås OftebroNorwayEspen Bjørnstad
2020–21Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberJapanRyōta YamamotoJapanAkito Watabe
2021–22Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberEstoniaKristjan IlvesAustriaJohannes Lamparter
2022–23JapanRyōta YamamotoAustriaFranz-Josef RehrlNorwayJarl Magnus Riiber
2023–24Norway Jarl Magnus RiiberAustriaJohannes LamparterAustriaThomas Rettenegger
2024–25Norway Jarl Magnus Riiber (5)Austria Franz-Josef Rehrl (2)Austria Johannes Lamparter (2)
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway5229
2 Austria1348
3 Japan1113
4 Estonia-1–1

Best Skier Trophy

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2018–19ItalyAlessandro PittinNorwayMagnus KrogFinlandIlkka Herola
2019–20FinlandIlkka HerolaItalyAlessandro PittinGermanyEric Frenzel
2020–21Finland Ilkka HerolaNorwayJørgen GraabakGermanyVinzenz Geiger
2021–22Finland Ilkka Herola (3)Norway Jørgen GraabakGermany Vinzenz Geiger (2)
2022–23NorwayJens Lurås OftebroGermanyVinzenz GeigerGermanyFabian Rießle
2023–24GermanyVinzenz GeigerNorwayJens Lurås OftebroFinlandEero Hirvonen
2024–25Norway Jens Lurås Oftebro (2)Germany Vinzenz Geiger (2)AustriaStefan Rettenegger
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Finland3–25
2 Norway24–6
3 Germany1247
4 Italy11–2
5 Austria––11

Sprint

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2000–01AustriaFelix GottwaldGermanyRonny AckermannNorwayKristian Hammer
2001–02GermanyRonny AckermannFinlandSamppa LajunenAustriaFelix Gottwald
2002–03Germany Ronny AckermannAustriaFelix GottwaldGermanyBjörn Kircheisen
2003–04FinlandHannu ManninenFinland Samppa Lajunen (2)GermanyRonny Ackermann
2004–05Finland Hannu ManninenGermany Ronny Ackermann (2)United StatesTodd Lodwick
2005–06Finland Hannu Manninen (3)NorwayMagnus MoanGermany Björn Kircheisen (2)
2006–07FranceJason Lamy-ChappuisNorway Magnus Moan (2)Austria Felix Gottwald (2)
2007–08Germany Ronny Ackermann (3)FranceJason Lamy-ChappuisAustriaBernhard Gruber
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Germany3238
2 Finland32-5
3 Austria1135
4 France11-2
5 Norway-213
6 United States--11

Compact

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2023–24NorwayJarl Magnus RiiberAustriaStefan RetteneggerGermanyJohannes Rydzek
2024–25GermanyVinzenz GeigerNorwayJarl Magnus RiiberAustriaJohannes Lamparter
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway11-2
2 Germany1-12
3 Austria-112

Mass Start

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2024–25NorwayJarl Magnus RiiberAustriaJohannes LamparterGermanyVinzenz Geiger
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway1--1
2 Austria-1-1
3 Germany--11

Nations Cup

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     Season     Winner     Runner-up     Third
1983–84 Norway East Germany Soviet Union
1984–85Norway Norway West Germany East Germany
1985–86 West Germany Norway  Switzerland 
1986–87Norway NorwayWest Germany West GermanySoviet Union Soviet Union
1987–88Norway Norway Austria Switzerland  Switzerland
1988–89Norway NorwayAustria Austria France
1989–90Norway NorwayAustria AustriaSoviet Union Soviet Union (3)
1990–91Norway NorwayAustria Austria Switzerland  Switzerland
1991–92Norway NorwayAustria AustriaFrance France
1992–93 JapanNorway Norway Switzerland  Switzerland
1993–94Norway Norway Japan Switzerland  Switzerland (5)
1994–95Norway NorwayJapan Japan (2) Austria
1995–96Norway Norway Finland Japan
1996–97Norway NorwayFinland FinlandAustria Austria
1997–98Norway NorwayAustria Austria Finland
1998–99Norway NorwayFinland FinlandJapan Japan (2)
1999–00 FinlandNorway Norway Germany
2000–01 AustriaNorway NorwayGermany Germany
2001–02 GermanyFinland FinlandAustria Austria
2002–03Germany GermanyAustria AustriaFinland Finland (2)
2003–04Finland Finland (2) GermanyAustria Austria
2004–05Germany GermanyFinland FinlandAustria Austria
2005–06Germany GermanyFinland FinlandAustria Austria
2006–07Austria AustriaFinland Finland (7)Germany Germany
2007–08Germany GermanyAustria Austria Norway
2008–09Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2009–10Austria AustriaGermany GermanyNorway Norway
2010–11Austria AustriaNorway NorwayGermany Germany
2011–12Norway NorwayGermany GermanyFrance France (3)
2012–13Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2013–14Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2014–15Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2015–16Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2016–17Germany GermanyAustria AustriaNorway Norway
2017–18Norway NorwayGermany GermanyAustria Austria
2018–19Norway NorwayGermany GermanyAustria Austria
2019–20Norway NorwayGermany GermanyAustria Austria
2020–21Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria
2021–22Norway Norway (19)Germany Germany (9)Austria Austria
2022–23Germany GermanyNorway NorwayAustria Austria (17)
2023–24Austria Austria (5)Norway Norway (13)Germany Germany (5)
2024–25Germany Germany (15)Austria Austria (10)Norway Norway (4)

RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway1913436
2 Germany159529
3 Austria5101732
4 Finland27211
5 Japan1225
6 East Germany-112
7  Switzerland --55
8 France
 Soviet Union		--33

Women

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Overall

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     Season     Winner     Runner-up     Third
2020–21United StatesTara Geraghty-MoatsNorwayGyda Westvold HansenJapanAnju Nakamura
2021–22NorwayGyda Westvold HansenNorwayIda Marie HagenSloveniaEma Volavšek
2022–23Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen (2)GermanyNathalie ArmbrusterNorwayIda Marie Hagen
2023–24NorwayIda Marie HagenNorway Gyda Westvold Hansen (2)NorwayMari Leinan Lund
2024–25GermanyNathalie ArmbrusterNorway Ida Marie Hagen (2)JapanHaruka Kasai

RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway3429
2 Germany1102
3 United States1001
4 Japan0022
5 Slovenia0011

Best Jumper Trophy

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2020–21NorwayGyda Westvold HansenItalyVeronica GianmoenaJapanAnju Nakamura
2021–22Norway Gyda Westvold HansenItalyAnnika SieffSloveniaEma Volavšek
2022–23Norway Gyda Westvold HansenItaly Annika Sieff (2)GermanyNathalie Armbruster
2023–24Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen (4)NorwayMari Leinan LundNorwayIda Marie Hagen
2024–25GermanyMaria GerbothJapanHaruka KasaiJapanYuna Kasai
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway4116
2 Germany1–12
3 Italy–3–3
4 Japan–122
5 Slovenia––11

Best Skier Trophy

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2020–21United StatesTara Geraghty-MoatsJapanAnju NakamuraNorwayGyda Westvold Hansen
2021–22JapanAnju NakamuraNorwayIda Marie HagenNorway Gyda Westvold Hansen
2022–23NorwayIda Marie HagenNorwayMarte Leinan LundNorway Gyda Westvold Hansen
2023–24Norway Ida Marie HagenGermanyNathalie ArmbrusterNorway Gyda Westvold Hansen (4)
2024–25Norway Ida Marie Hagen (3)Germany Nathalie Armbruster (2)NorwayMarte Leinan Lund
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway32510
2 Japan11–2
3 United States1––1
4 Germany–2–2

Compact

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2023–24NorwayIda Marie HagenNorwayGyda Westvold HansenGermanyNathalie Armbruster
2024–25GermanyNathalie ArmbrusterNorwayIda Marie HagenNorwayGyda Westvold Hansen
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway1214
2 Germany1-12

Mass Start

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SeasonWinnerRunner-upThird
2024–25JapanHaruka KasaiNorwayIda Marie HagenJapanYuna Kasai
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Japan1-12
2 Norway-1-1

Nations Cup

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     Season     Winner     Runner-up     Third
2020–21 Norway United States Austria
2021–22Norway Norway Japan Germany
2022–23Norway Norway Germany Japan
2023–24Norway Norway (4)Germany Germany (2)Japan Japan
2024–25 Germany NorwayJapan Japan (3)
RankNationWinsSecondThirdTotal
1 Norway4105
2 Germany1214
2 Japan0134
4 United States0101
5 Austria0011

Men's general statistics

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Individual events in the World Cup history
TotalGUN–LGUN–NMSSCOMGUSpPenHspCspWinners
6321531083092398642177[3]

after Gundersen event inLahti (22 March 2025)

Wins

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Rank[3]Wins
1NorwayJarl Magnus Riiber78
2FinlandHannu Manninen48
3GermanyEric Frenzel43
4GermanyRonny Ackermann28
5NorwayBjarte Engen Vik26
FranceJason Lamy-Chappuis
7NorwayMagnus Hovdal Moan25
8AustriaFelix Gottwald23
9FinlandSamppa Lajunen20
10JapanKenji Ogiwara19
JapanAkito Watabe

Podiums

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Rank[4]Podiums
1NorwayJarl Magnus Riiber111
2FinlandHannu Manninen90
3GermanyEric Frenzel83
4GermanyRonny Ackermann77
5JapanAkito Watabe74
6AustriaFelix Gottwald68
7NorwayBjarte Engen Vik61
8FranceJason Lamy-Chappuis59
9FinlandSamppa Lajunen55
10NorwayMagnus Hovdal Moan54

Individual starts

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RankStarts
1AustriaWilhelm Denifl295
2JapanAkito Watabe288
3GermanyJohannes Rydzek282
4GermanyBjörn Kircheisen281
5GermanyEric Frenzel270
6NorwayJan Schmid269
7AustriaMario Stecher267
8AustriaChristoph Bieler247
AustriaLukas Klapfer247
10NorwayMagnus Hovdal Moan244

Women's general statistics

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Individual events in the World Cup history
TotalGUN–NGUN–LMSSCOMWinners
48321697[5]

after Compact inOslo (16 March 2025)

Wins

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Rank[5]Wins
1NorwayGyda Westvold Hansen23
2NorwayIda Marie Hagen17
3GermanyNathalie Armbruster3
4NorwayMari Leinan Lund2
5United StatesTara Geraghty-Moats1
JapanAnju Nakamura1
JapanYuna Kasai1

Podiums

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Rank[6]Podiums
1NorwayGyda Westvold Hansen40
2NorwayIda Marie Hagen32
3GermanyNathalie Armbruster18
4NorwayMari Leinan Lund12
5JapanHaruka Kasai11
6AustriaLisa Hirner9
7ItalyAnnika Sieff5
8
JapanAnju Nakamura4
JapanYuna Kasai4
10
SloveniaEma Volavšek2
JapanMarte Leinan Lund2
FinlandMinja Korhonen2
GermanyJenny Nowak2

Individual starts

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RankStarts
1GermanyMaria Gerboth48
FranceLena Brocard48
3United StatesAnnika Malacinski47
4JapanYuna Kasai46
GermanyJenny Nowak46
NorwayIda Marie Hagen46
7NorwayGyda Westvold Hansen45
8AustriaAnnalena Slamik42
9NorwayMarte Leinan Lund41
JapanHaruka Kasai41

See also

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References

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  1. ^"NORDIC COMBINED WOMEN TO STEP UP TO WORLD CUP TOUR: FIS announces new World Cup tour in 2020-21". usanordic. 7 June 2019. Retrieved23 February 2020.
  2. ^"Wintersport Charts". Retrieved10 November 2014.
  3. ^ab"Men's individual winners all-time". FIS Ski.
  4. ^"Men's individual podiums all-time". FIS Ski.
  5. ^ab"Women's individual winners all-time". FIS Ski.
  6. ^"Women's individual podiums all-time". FIS Ski.
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