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2023–24 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup

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Ski jumping competition
2023–24 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup
DisciplineMenWomen
OverallAustriaStefan Kraft(3rd title)SloveniaNika Prevc(1st title)
Nations Cup Austria(21st) Austria(6th)
Ski flyingAustriaDaniel Huber(1st)—
Stage events
Four Hills TournamentJapanRyōyū Kobayashi(3rd)—
Two Nights Tournament—SloveniaNika Prevc(1st)
Polish Tour Austria(1st)—
Raw AirAustriaStefan Kraft(3rd)NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal(1st)
Planica7AustriaDaniel Huber(1st)
Competition
Edition45th13th
Locations1915
Individual3224
Team51
Cancelled–3
Rescheduled21

The2023–24 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup was the 45thWorld Cup season inski jumping for men, the 27th season inski flying for men, and the 13th season in ski jumping for women. It was organized by theInternational Ski Federation (FIS).[1][2][3]

The men's season started on 25 November 2023 inRuka, Finland and concluded on 24 March 2024 inPlanica, Slovenia. The women's season started on 2 December 2023 inLillehammer, Norway and concluded on 21 March 2024, also in Planica.[4][5]

Halvor Egner Granerud (men's) andEva Pinkelnig (women's) were the reigning champions from theprevious season, but they did not defend the title. Granerud finished the season in 24th place and Pinkelnig in 2nd place.Stefan Kraft (men's) andNika Prevc (women's) became the new overall champions. Both Nations Cups were won by Austria.

There were a record 32 individual men's events and 24 individual women's events, in addition to 7 team events (3 men's team, 3 men's super team and 1 women's super team).

For the first time since the2019–20 season, there were no mixed team competitions on the World Cup calendar.

Season overview

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Overall champions
Stefan Kraft won 13 times during the season and clinched his third overall title.
Nika Prevc won her first overall title, with 7 individual wins.

The Polish Tour made its debut and took place inWisła andZakopane. Ski flying competitions were first introduced as part of the Women's World Cup and took place inVikersund, where a total of two new women'sworld record distances were set (one of them not recognized due to crash).

Noriaki Kasai became the first ski jumper in history over the age of 50 to qualify for a World Cup competition and reach the final round, breaking the record for the oldest ski jumper to compete in a top-level competition. He achieved this 34 years after scoring his first points (9 December 1989), and managed to score a point in his 570th appearance.[6]

Austrian ski jumperStefan Kraft won 13 individual events and scored 2,149 points, winning his third overall title and third Raw Air Tournament.Daniel Huber won ski flying title and Planica7, whileRyōyū Kobayashi took his thirdFour Hills Tournament trophy. Slovenian rising starNika Prevc took her first women's overall title with seven individual wins in the season, andEirin Maria Kvandal won her first Raw Air Tournament.

World records

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List of world record distances achieved within this World Cup season.

DateAthleteHillRoundPlaceMetresFeet
Women
17 March 2024NorwaySilje OpsethVikersundbakken HS240TrialVikersund,Norway236.5776
17 March 2024NorwaySilje OpsethVikersundbakken HS240FinalVikersund,Norway230.5756

  Longest women's jump in history, but invalid due to Opseth's crash upon landing.

Map of World Cup hosts

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For the first time in the World Cup's history, a competition was planned onSkalite inSzczyrk, Poland. The city would be the 59th town to host the World Cup, but it was not among the cities where the competition itself took place due to its cancellation due to strong wind.[7] However, they still managed to complete the qualifying series round in Szczyrk, which counted for PolSKI Tour overall classification.

FinlandRukaNorwayLillehammerGermanyKlingenthalSwitzerlandEngelbergGermanyOberstdorfGermanyGarmisch-Pa
RukatunturiLysgårdsbakkenVogtland ArenaGross-TitlisSchattenbergGroße Olympiaschanze
AustriaInnsbruckAustriaBischofshofenPolandWisłaPolandSzczyrkPolandZakopaneGermanyWillingen
BergiselschanzePaul-AusserleitnerMalinkaSkaliteWielka KrokiewMühlenkopfschanze
United StatesLake PlacidJapanSapporoGermanyOberstdorfFinlandLahtiNorwayOsloNorwayTrondheim
MacKenzie IntervaleŌkurayamaHeini-KlopferSalpausselkäHolmenkollbakkenGranåsen
NorwayVikersundSloveniaPlanicaAustriaVillachJapanZaōSloveniaLjubno ob SavinjiAustriaHinzenbach
VikersundbakkenLetalnica bratov GorišekVillacher AlpenarenaYamagataSavinaAigner-Schanze

Europe

Germany

Austria

United States

Asia

Men's individual

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Calendar

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Event key: N – normal hill / L – large hill / F – flying hill
[8]
AllNo.DatePlace (Hill)SizeWinnerSecondThirdOverall LeaderR.
1088125 November 2023FinlandRuka
(Rukatunturi HS142)		L788AustriaStefan KraftGermanyPius PaschkeGermanyStephan LeyheAustriaStefan Kraft[9]
1089226 November 2023L789AustriaStefan KraftAustriaJan HörlGermanyAndreas Wellinger[10]
109032 December 2023NorwayLillehammer
(Lysgårdsbakken HS98/140)		N161AustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerAustriaDaniel Tschofenig[11]
109143 December 2023L790AustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerAustriaJan Hörl[12]
109259 December 2023GermanyKlingenthal
(Vogtland Arena HS140)		L791GermanyKarl GeigerAustriaStefan KraftJapanRyōyū Kobayashi[13]
1093610 December 2023L792GermanyKarl Geiger Switzerland Gregor DeschwandenGermanyAndreas Wellinger[14]
1094716 December 2023 Switzerland Engelberg
(Gross-Titlis HS140)		L793GermanyPius PaschkeNorwayMarius LindvikAustriaStefan Kraft[15]
1095817 December 2023L794AustriaStefan KraftAustriaJan HörlGermanyPius Paschke[16]
1096929 December 2023GermanyOberstdorf
(Schattenberg HS137)		L795GermanyAndreas WellingerJapanRyōyū KobayashiAustriaStefan Kraft[17]
1097101 January 2024GermanyGarmisch-Pa
(Olympiaschanze HS142)		L796SloveniaAnže LanišekJapanRyōyū KobayashiGermanyAndreas Wellinger[18]
1098113 January 2024AustriaInnsbruck
(Bergiselschanze HS128)		L797AustriaJan HörlJapanRyōyū KobayashiAustriaMichael Hayböck[19]
1099126 January 2024AustriaBischofshofen
(Paul-Ausserleitner HS142)		L798AustriaStefan KraftJapanRyōyū KobayashiSloveniaAnže Lanišek[20]
72nd Four Hills Tournament Overall
(29 December 2023 – 6 January 2024)		JapanRyōyū KobayashiGermanyAndreas WellingerAustriaStefan Kraft4H Tournament[21]
qualifying12 January 2024PolandWisła
(Malinka HS134)		LQroSloveniaAnže LanišekGermanyAndreas WellingerSloveniaLovro Kos—[22]
super team13 January 2024LSTSloveniaAnže LanišekGermanyAndreas WellingerSloveniaLovro Kos[23]
11001314 January 2024L799JapanRyōyū KobayashiAustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerAustriaStefan Kraft[24]
qualifying16 January 2024PolandSzczyrk
(Skalite HS104)		NQroJapanRyōyū KobayashiSloveniaAnže LanišekGermanyAndreas Wellinger—[25]
17 January 2024Ncnxcancelled due to strong wind after 40 jumps
(rescheduled toLahti on 1 March)
qualifying19 January 2024PolandZakopane
(Wielka Krokiew HS140)		LQroAustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerAustriaManuel Fettner[26]
team20 January 2024LTAustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerJapanRen Nikaidō[27]
11011421 January 2024L800AustriaStefan KraftGermanyAndreas WellingerSloveniaAnže LanišekAustriaStefan Kraft[28]
1st PolSKI Tour Overall[a]
(12 – 21 January 2024)		AustriaAustriaSloveniaSloveniaGermanyGermanyPolSKI Tour[29]
FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2024
(26 – 27 January •AustriaBad Mitterndorf)
1102153 February 2024GermanyWillingen
(Mühlenkopf HS147)		L801NorwayJohann André ForfangJapanRyōyū KobayashiNorwayKristoffer Eriksen SundalAustriaStefan Kraft[30]
1103164 February 2024L802GermanyAndreas WellingerJapanRyōyū Kobayashi Switzerland Gregor Deschwanden[31]
11041710 February 2024United StatesLake Placid
(MacKenzie Int. HS128)		L803SloveniaLovro KosJapanRyōyū KobayashiNorwayMarius Lindvik[32]
11051811 February 2024L804AustriaStefan KraftSloveniaLovro Kos
GermanyPhilipp Raimund		[33]
11061917 February 2024JapanSapporo
(Ōkurayama HS137)		L805AustriaStefan KraftJapanRyōyū KobayashiGermanyAndreas Wellinger[34]
11072018 February 2024L806SloveniaDomen PrevcJapanRyōyū KobayashiNorwayKristoffer Eriksen Sundal[35]
11082124 February 2024GermanyOberstdorf
(Heini-Klopfer HS235)		F141SloveniaTimi ZajcSloveniaPeter PrevcAustriaStefan Kraft[36]
11092225 February 2024F142AustriaStefan KraftSloveniaPeter PrevcJapanRyōyū Kobayashi[37]
111023[b]1 March 2024FinlandLahti
(Salpausselkä HS130)		L807SloveniaLovro KosGermanyAndreas WellingerJapanRyōyū Kobayashi[38]
1111243 March 2024L808AustriaJan HörlSloveniaPeter PrevcPolandAleksander Zniszczoł[39]
prologue8 March 2024NorwayOslo
(Holmenkollen HS134)		LQroAustriaDaniel HuberNorwayJohann André ForfangNorwayMarius Lindvik—[40]
1112259 March 2024L809AustriaStefan KraftNorwayKristoffer Eriksen SundalAustriaJan HörlAustriaStefan Kraft[41]
prologue10 March 2024LQroAustriaStefan KraftJapanRyōyū KobayashiAustriaManuel Fettner—[42]
111326L810NorwayJohann André ForfangJapanRyōyū KobayashiAustriaStefan KraftAustriaStefan Kraft[43]
11142712 March 2024NorwayTrondheim
(Granåsen HS105/138)		N162JapanRyōyū KobayashiSloveniaPeter PrevcAustriaJan Hörl[44]
11152813 March 2024L811AustriaStefan KraftAustriaDaniel TschofenigAustriaJan Hörl[45]
prologue15 March 2024NorwayVikersund
(Vikersundbakken HS240)		FQroSloveniaPeter PrevcAustriaStefan KraftAustriaDaniel Huber—[46]
16 March 2024Fcnxcancelled due to bad weather and rescheduled on 16 March[47]
111629[c]17 March 2024F143AustriaStefan KraftAustriaDaniel HuberSloveniaDomen PrevcAustriaStefan Kraft[48]
111730[d]17 March 2024F144AustriaDaniel HuberAustriaStefan KraftSloveniaTimi Zajc[49]
7thRaw Air Men's Overall
(8 – 17 March 2024)		AustriaStefan KraftSloveniaPeter PrevcAustriaDaniel HuberRaw Air[50]
qualifying21 March 2024SloveniaPlanica
(Letalnica b. Gorišek HS240)		FQroJapanRyōyū KobayashiPolandPiotr ŻyłaAustriaDaniel Huber—[51]
11183122 March 2024F145SloveniaPeter PrevcAustriaDaniel HuberNorwayJohann André ForfangAustriaStefan Kraft[52]
team23 March 2024FTAustriaDaniel HuberJapanRyōyū KobayashiSloveniaPeter Prevc—[53]
11193224 March 2024F146AustriaDaniel HuberSloveniaDomen PrevcPolandAleksander ZniszczołAustriaStefan Kraft[54]
6thPlanica7 Overall
(21 – 24 March 2024)		AustriaDaniel HuberSloveniaPeter PrevcNorwayJohann André ForfangPlanica7[55]
45thFIS World Cup Men's Overall
(25 November 2023 – 24 March 2024)		AustriaStefan KraftJapanRyōyū KobayashiGermanyAndreas WellingerWorld Cup Overall[56]

Standings

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Overall

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Rankafter 32 events[57][56]Points
AustriaStefan Kraft2149
2JapanRyōyū Kobayashi1673
3GermanyAndreas Wellinger1488
4AustriaJan Hörl1140
5SloveniaPeter Prevc1071
6AustriaMichael Hayböck882
7NorwayJohann André Forfang867
8NorwayMarius Lindvik854
9SloveniaLovro Kos792
10GermanyPius Paschke778

Nations Cup

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Rankafter 38 events[58][59]Points
 Austria8149
2 Slovenia5142
3 Germany5022
4 Norway4360
5 Japan3275
6 Poland2158
7  Switzerland 898
8 Italy633
9 Finland590
10 United States512

Prize money

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Rankafter 41 payouts[60][61]CHF
1AustriaStefan Kraft373,150
2JapanRyōyū Kobayashi338,600
3GermanyAndreas Wellinger212,050
4AustriaJan Hörl154,850
5SloveniaPeter Prevc151,650
6NorwayJohann André Forfang129,500
7AustriaMichael Hayböck128,950
8SloveniaLovro Kos121,050
9AustriaDaniel Huber116,000
10NorwayMarius Lindvik114,450

Ski flying

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Rankafter 6 events[62][63]Points
AustriaDaniel Huber429
2AustriaStefan Kraft426
3SloveniaPeter Prevc382
4SloveniaTimi Zajc296
5SloveniaDomen Prevc270
6JapanRyōyū Kobayashi189
7GermanyAndreas Wellinger174
8NorwayJohann André Forfang172
9PolandAleksander Zniszczoł160
10AustriaMichael Hayböck157

Four Hills Tournament

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Rankafter 4 events[21]Points
JapanRyōyū Kobayashi1145.2
2GermanyAndreas Wellinger1120.7
3AustriaStefan Kraft1112.7
4AustriaJan Hörl1093.5
5SloveniaAnže Lanišek1089.1
6AustriaMichael Hayböck1066.9
7SloveniaLovro Kos1043.8
8AustriaClemens Aigner1042.4
9NorwayMarius Lindvik1029.4
10SloveniaTimi Zajc1026.0

Polish Tour

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Rankafter 7 events[29]Points
1 Austria3872.9
2 Slovenia3863.0
3 Germany3743.4
4 Japan3691.5
5 Norway3641.8
6 Poland3532.3
7  Switzerland 3133.6
8 Italy2889.2
9 United States2466.2
10 Finland2332.8

Raw Air

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Rankafter 9 events[50]Points
1AustriaStefan Kraft2494.7
2SloveniaPeter Prevc2369.1
3AustriaDaniel Huber2326.7
4SloveniaTimi Zajc2281.9
5AustriaMichael Hayböck2239.8
6GermanyAndreas Wellinger2227.3
7AustriaDaniel Tschofenig2155.4
8 Switzerland Gregor Deschwanden2123.5
9PolandAleksander Zniszczoł2121.8
10SloveniaDomen Prevc1986.6

Planica7

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Rankafter 4 events[55]Points
1AustriaDaniel Huber1374.6
2SloveniaPeter Prevc1282.4
3NorwayJohann André Forfang1256.5
4AustriaStefan Kraft1251.7
5JapanRyōyū Kobayashi1235.1
6PolandAleksander Zniszczoł1231.2
7AustriaDaniel Tschofenig1215.5
8PolandPiotr Żyła1214.7
9GermanyPius Paschke1207.8
10SloveniaDomen Prevc1204.6

Women's individual

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Calendar

[edit]
Event key: N – normal hill / L – large hill / F – flying hill
[64]
AllNo.DatePlace (Hill)SizeWinnerSecondThirdOverall LeaderR.
21012 December 2023NorwayLillehammer
(Lysgårdsbakken HS98/140)		N155JapanYūki ItōFranceJoséphine PagnierCanadaAlexandria LoutittJapanYūki Itō[65]
21123 December 2023L056FranceJoséphine PagnierCanadaAlexandria LoutittNorwayEirin Maria KvandalFranceJoséphine Pagnier[66]
212315 December 2023 Switzerland Engelberg
(Gross-Titlis HS140)		L057FranceJoséphine PagnierCanadaAlexandria LoutittSloveniaEma Klinec[67]
213416 December 2023L058SloveniaNika PrevcSloveniaEma KlinecNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[68]
214530 December 2023GermanyGarmisch-Pa
(Olympiaschanze HS142)		L059SloveniaNika PrevcNorwayEirin Maria KvandalCanadaAbigail Strate[69]
21561 January 2024GermanyOberstdorf
(Schattenberg HS137)		L060AustriaEva PinkelnigCanadaAbigail StrateNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal
AustriaJacqueline Seifriedsberger		[70]
1st 2-Nights-Tour Overall
(30 December 2023 – 1 January 2024)		SloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigCanadaAbigail Strate2-Nights-Tour[71]
21673 January 2024AustriaVillach
(Alpenarena HS98)		N156SloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigCanadaAbigail StrateSloveniaNika Prevc[72]
21784 January 2024N157SloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika Križnar[73]
218913 January 2024JapanSapporo
(Ōkurayama HS137)		L061AustriaEva PinkelnigFinlandJenny RautionahoNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[74]
2191014 January 2024L062JapanYūki ItōGermanyKatharina SchmidSloveniaNika Križnar[75]
2201119 January 2024JapanZaō
(Yamagata HS102)		N158SloveniaNika PrevcJapanYūki ItōCanadaAlexandria Loutitt[76]
21 January 2024Ncnxcancelled due to strong wind and heavy rain with snow
(rescheduled toPlanica on 21 March)		—
2211227 January 2024SloveniaLjubno[e]
(Savina HS94)		N159AustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika PrevcCanadaAlexandria LoutittSloveniaNika Prevc[77]
2221328 January 2024N160SloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika Križnar[78]
223143 February 2024GermanyWillingen
(Mühlenkopf HS147)		L063AustriaJacqueline SeifriedsbergerJapanSara TakanashiGermanyKatharina Schmid[79]
224154 February 2024L064NorwaySilje OpsethSloveniaNika PrevcJapanYūki Itō[80]
17 February 2024RomaniaRâșnov
(Trambulina HS97)		Ncnxcancelled due to unfavorable snow conditions—
18 February 2024Ncnx
2251624 February 2024AustriaHinzenbach
(Aigner-Schanze HS90)		N161AustriaEva PinkelnigAustriaJacqueline SeifriedsbergerGermanyKatharina SchmidSloveniaNika Prevc[81]
2261725 February 2024N162AustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika PrevcAustriaJacqueline Seifriedsberger[82]
227181 March 2024FinlandLahti
(Salpausselkä HS130)		L065SloveniaNika KrižnarAustriaJacqueline SeifriedsbergerAustriaEva Pinkelnig[83]
prologue8 March 2024NorwayOslo
(Holmenkollen HS134)		LQroNorwayEirin Maria KvandalNorwaySilje OpsethAustriaEva Pinkelnig—[84]
22819[f]9 March 2024L066NorwaySilje OpsethGermanyKatharina SchmidNorwayEirin Maria KvandalSloveniaNika Prevc[85]
prologue10 March 2024LQroNorwayEirin Maria KvandalGermanyKatharina SchmidSloveniaNika Križnar—[86]
22920L067NorwayEirin Maria KvandalSloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika Prevc[87]
prologue12 March 2024NorwayTrondheim
(Granåsen HS105/138)		NQroNorwayEirin Maria KvandalAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika Prevc—[88]
23021N163NorwayEirin Maria KvandalAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika KrižnarSloveniaNika Prevc[89]
prologue13 March 2024LQroNorwayEirin Maria KvandalGermanyKatharina SchmidJapanSara Takanashi—[90]
23122L068SloveniaNika PrevcNorwayEirin Maria KvandalAustriaEva PinkelnigSloveniaNika Prevc[91]
16 March 2024NorwayVikersund
(Vikersundbakken HS240)		Fcnxcancelled due to strong wind—
2322317 March 2024F001NorwayEirin Maria KvandalNorwaySilje OpsethSloveniaEma KlinecSloveniaNika Prevc[92]
5thRaw Air Women's Overall
(8 – 17 March 2024)		NorwayEirin Maria KvandalNorwaySilje OpsethAustriaEva PinkelnigRaw Air[93]
23324[g]21 March 2024SloveniaPlanica
(Srednja skakalnica HS102)		N164AustriaEva PinkelnigCanadaAlexandria LoutittSloveniaNika PrevcSloveniaNika Prevc[94]
13thFIS World Cup Women's Overall
(2 December 2023 – 21 March 2024)		SloveniaNika PrevcAustriaEva PinkelnigCanadaAlexandria LoutittWorld Cup Overall[95]

Standings

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Overall

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Rankafter 24 events[96][95]Points
SloveniaNika Prevc1454
2AustriaEva Pinkelnig1305
3CanadaAlexandria Loutitt1030
4JapanYūki Itō1018
5AustriaJ. Seifriedsberger935
6SloveniaNika Križnar893
7NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal
FranceJoséphine Pagnier		843
9JapanSara Takanashi799
10GermanyKatharina Schmid751

Nations Cup

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Rankafter 25 events[97][98]Points
 Austria3891
2 Slovenia3442
3 Japan2386
4 Norway2280
5 Germany1967
6 Canada1654
7 France931
8 Finland815
9 Italy364
10 Czech Republic193

Prize money

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Rankafter 27 payouts[99][100]CHF
1NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal75,991
2SloveniaNika Prevc75,501
3AustriaEva Pinkelnig68,715
4CanadaAlexandria Loutitt48,290
5JapanYūki Itō45,110
6NorwaySilje Opseth42,774
7AustriaJ. Seifriedsberger41,590
8SloveniaNika Križnar41,399
9FranceJoséphine Pagnier37,185
10JapanSara Takanashi35,629

Two Nights Tournament

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Rankafter 2 events[71]Points
1SloveniaNika Prevc527.7
2AustriaEva Pinkelnig518.1
3CanadaAbigail Strate516.8
4NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal516.1
5AustriaMarita Kramer483.6
6SloveniaEma Klinec480.6
7FinlandJenny Rautionaho477.2
8FranceJoséphine Pagnier477.1
9CanadaAlexandria Loutitt475.7
10JapanYūki Itō473.1

Raw Air

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Rankafter 9 events[93]Points
1NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal1790.4
2NorwaySilje Opseth1638.4
3AustriaEva Pinkelnig1634.9
4GermanyKatharina Schmid1599.6
5SloveniaNika Prevc1579.0
6SloveniaNika Križnar1557.1
7CanadaAlexandria Loutitt1554.0
8JapanSara Takanashi1534.8
9AustriaJ. Seifriedsberger1530.4
10FranceJoséphine Pagnier1472.1

Team events

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Calendar

[edit]
N – normal hill / L – large hill / F – flying hill
AllNo.DatePlace (Hill)SizeWinnerSecondThirdR.
Men's team
120120 January 2024PolandZakopane
(Wielka Krokiew HS140)		L092 Austria
1.Michael Hayböck
2.Manuel Fettner
3.Jan Hörl
4.Stefan Kraft
 Slovenia
1.Lovro Kos
2.Domen Prevc
3.Peter Prevc
4.Anže Lanišek
 Germany
1.Pius Paschke
2.Karl Geiger
3.Stephan Leyhe
4.Andreas Wellinger
[27]
12122 March 2024FinlandLahti
(Salpausselkä HS130)		L093 Norway
1.Johann André Forfang
2.Halvor Egner Granerud
3.Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal
4.Marius Lindvik
 Austria
1.Daniel Tschofenig
2.Stephan Embacher
3.Jan Hörl
4.Stefan Kraft
 Germany
1.Pius Paschke
2.Stephan Leyhe
3.Philipp Raimund
4.Andreas Wellinger
[101]
1223[h]23 March 2024SloveniaPlanica
(Letalnica b. Gorišek HS240)		F027 Austria
1.Daniel Tschofenig
2.Michael Hayböck
3.Stefan Kraft
4.Daniel Huber
 Slovenia
1.Lovro Kos
2.Domen Prevc
3.Timi Zajc
4.Peter Prevc
 Norway
1.Robert Johansson
2.Benjamin Østvold
3.Marius Lindvik
4.Johann André Forfang
[53]
Men's super team
3113 January 2024PolandWisła
(Malinka HS134)		L002 Slovenia
1.Lovro Kos
2.Anže Lanišek
 Austria
1.Manuel Fettner
2.Jan Hörl
 Germany
1.Stephan Leyhe
2.Andreas Wellinger
[23]
4210 February 2024United StatesLake Placid
(MacKenzie Int. HS128)		L003 Austria
1.Michael Hayböck
2.Stefan Kraft
 Germany
1.Philipp Raimund
2.Andreas Wellinger
 Norway
1.Marius Lindvik
2.Johann André Forfang
[102]
53[i]23 February 2024GermanyOberstdorf
(Heini-Klopfer HS235)		F001 Slovenia
1.Timi Zajc
2.Domen Prevc
 Norway
1.Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal
2.Johann André Forfang
 Austria
1.Michael Hayböck
2.Stefan Kraft
[103]
Women's super team
2120 January 2024JapanZaō
(Yamagata HS102)		N002 Slovenia
1.Nika Križnar
2.Nika Prevc
 Canada
1.Abigail Strate
2.Alexandria Loutitt
 Austria
1.Jacqueline Seifriedsberger
2.Eva Pinkelnig
[104]

Podium table by nation

[edit]

Table showing the World Cup podium places (gold–1st place, silver–2nd place, bronze–3rd place) by the countries represented by the athletes.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Austria27161760
2 Slovenia17131141
3 Norway861125
4 Germany591226
5 Japan412420
6 France2103
7 Canada05510
8 Switzerland0112
9 Finland0101
10 Poland0022
Totals (10 entries)636463190

Points distribution

[edit]

The table shows the number of points won in the 2023/24 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup for men and women.

Place123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
Individual1008060504540363229262422201816151413121110987654321
Team40035030025020015010050
Super Team2001601201008070605040302010

Qualifications

[edit]

In case the number of participating athletes is 50 (men) / 40 (women) or lower, a Prologue competition round must be organized.

Men

[edit]
No.PlaceQualificationsCompetitionSizeWinnerR.
1FinlandRuka24 November 202325 November 2023LGermanyAndreas Wellinger[105]
226 November 2023NorwayJohann André Forfang[106]
3NorwayLillehammer1 December 20232 December 2023NAustriaStefan Kraft[107]
43 December 2023LAustriaStefan Kraft[108]
5GermanyKlingenthal8 December 20239 December 2023JapanRyōyū Kobayashi[109]
610 December 2023JapanRyōyū Kobayashi[110]
7 Switzerland Engelberg15 December 202316 December 2023SloveniaAnže Lanišek[111]
817 December 2023SloveniaAnže Lanišek[112]
9GermanyOberstdorf28 December 202329 December 2023GermanyAndreas Wellinger[113]
10GermanyGarmisch-Pa31 December 20231 January 2024SloveniaAnže Lanišek[114]
11AustriaInnsbruck2 January 20243 January 2024SloveniaAnže Lanišek[115]
12AustriaBischofshofen5 January 20246 January 2024JapanRyōyū Kobayashi[116]
13PolandWisła12 January 202414 January 2024SloveniaAnže Lanišek[22]
14PolandSzczyrk16 January 202417 January 2024NJapanRyōyū Kobayashi[25]
15PolandZakopane19 January 202421 January 2024LAustriaStefan Kraft[26]
16GermanyWillingen2 February 20243 February 2024NorwayJohann André Forfang
JapanRyōyū Kobayashi		[117]
174 February 2024NorwayMarius Lindvik[118]
18United StatesLake Placid9 February 202410 February 2024SloveniaLovro Kos[119]
11 February 2024cancelled due to
organizational changes
19JapanSapporo16 February 202417 February 2024AustriaManuel Fettner[120]
2018 February 2024GermanyKarl Geiger[121]
21GermanyOberstdorf24 February 2024FAustriaStefan Kraft[122]
2225 February 2024AustriaStefan Kraft[123]
23FinlandLahti1 March 2024LAustriaStefan Kraft[124]
243 March 2024JapanRyōyū Kobayashi[125]
25NorwayOslo8 March 20249 March 2024AustriaDaniel Huber[40]
2610 March 2024  AustriaStefan Kraft[42]
27NorwayVikersund15 March 2024  16 March 2024  FSloveniaPeter Prevc[46]
28SloveniaPlanica21 March 2024  22 March 2024  JapanRyōyū Kobayashi[51]

Women

[edit]
No.PlaceQualificationsCompetitionSizeWinnerR.
1NorwayLillehammer1 December 20232 December 2023NCanadaAlexandria Loutitt[126]
23 December 2023LCanadaAlexandria Loutitt[127]
3 Switzerland Engelberg14 December 202315 December 2023FranceJoséphine Pagnier[128]
416 December 2023NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[129]
5GermanyGarmisch-Pa30 December 2023AustriaEva Pinkelnig[130]
6GermanyOberstdorf1 January 2024CanadaAlexandria Loutitt[131]
7AustriaVillach3 January 2024NSloveniaNika Prevc[132]
84 January 2024SloveniaNika Prevc[133]
9JapanSapporo13 January 2024LFranceJoséphine Pagnier[134]
1014 January 2024FranceJoséphine Pagnier[135]
11JapanZaō18 January 202419 January 2024NSloveniaNika Križnar[136]
21 January 2024cancelled due to strong wind
and heavy rain with snow
12SloveniaLjubno26 January 202427 January 2024SloveniaNika Prevc[137]
1328 January 2024SloveniaNika Prevc[138]
14GermanyWillingen2 February 20243 February 2024LNorwaySilje Opseth(Prologue)[139]
154 February 2024CanadaAlexandria Loutitt(Prologue)[140]
RomaniaRâșnov16 February 202417 February 2024Ncancelled due to unfavorable snow conditions
18 February 2024  
16AustriaHinzenbach24 February 2024CanadaAlexandria Loutitt[141]
1725 February 2024SloveniaNika Prevc[142]
18FinlandLahti29 February 20241 March 2024LNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[143]
19NorwayOslo8 March 20249 March 2024NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[84]
2010 March 2024NorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[86]
21NorwayTrondheim12 March 2024NNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[88]
2213 March 2024LNorwayEirin Maria Kvandal[90]

Prize money distribution

[edit]

The total prize money for each individual World Cup event is 86,100Swiss franc (CHF) for men and 30,229 CHF for women. Men's qualification winners also received an additional 3,000 CHF on normal and large hills and 5,000 CHF on ski-flying hills.[144]

Men

[edit]
RankCHF
1st13,000  
2nd10,000  
3rd8,000  
4th6,000  
5th5,200  
6th4,500  
7th3,600  
8th3,200  
9th2,900  
10th2,600  
11th2,400  
12th2,200  
13th2,100  
14th2,000  
15th1,900  
16th1,800  
17th1,700  
18th1,600  
19th1,500  
20th1,400  
21st1,300  
22nd1,200  
23rd1,100  
24th1,000  
25th900  
26th800  
27th700  
28th600  
29th500  
30th400  

Women

[edit]
RankCHF
1st4,300  
2nd3,440  
3rd2,580  
4th2,150  
5th1,935  
6th1,720  
7th1,548  
8th1,376  
9th1,247  
10th1,118  
11th1,032  
12th946  
13th860  
14th774  
15th688  
16th645  
17th602  
18th559  
19th516  
20th473  
21st430  
22nd387  
23rd344  
24th301  
25th258  

Team events

[edit]
RankMen / MixedSuper team
WomenMen
1st7,500  1,500  11,000  
2nd4,750  1,000  7,500  
3rd3,000  800  5,000  
4th2,000  700  4,000  
5th1,500  600  3,500  
6th1,000  500  3,000  
7th750  475  2,500  
8th500  425  2,000  
9thnot awarded1,250  
10th1,000  
11th750  
12th500  
Total84,000 CHF12,000 CHF84,000 CHF

Tournaments

[edit]
ChampionSecondThird
Raw Air
Men &
Women		40,000 CHF13,000 CHF6,000 CHF
Four Hills Tournament
Men100,000 CHFnot awarded
2-Nights-Tour
Women10,000 CHF5,000 CHF3,000 CHF
Planica 7
Men20,000 CHFnot awarded
PolSKI Tour
Men50,000 EUR
(Team)		not awarded

Achievements

[edit]
First World Cup career victory
Men
  • GermanyPius Paschke (33), in his 11th season – the WC 7 in Engelberg
  • SloveniaLovro Kos (24), in his 4th season – the WC 17 in Lake Placid
Women

First World Cup podium
Men
Women

Number of wins this season (in brackets are all-time wins)
Men[151]
Women[152]

Retirements

[edit]

The following ski jumpers, who competed in the World Cup, retired during or after the 2023–24 season:

Men
Women

See also

[edit]

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^General classification of PolSKI Tour included the team's points from the super team (Wisła) and the men's team event (Zakopane) as well as the points from the two best jumpers of a given team in three qualifying rounds and three individual events. The winning team received a prize of EUR 50,000.
  2. ^Men's individual cancelled competition fromSzczyrk (17 January) was rescheduled toLahti (1 March).
  3. ^Cancelled individual men's ski flying event inVikersund (16 March) was rescheduled to 17 March due to strong wind (with only one round).
  4. ^2nd Individual men's ski flying event inVikersund (17 March) had 3 rounds.
  5. ^Due thefloods that hit Slovenia in August 2023 the ski jumping hill inLjubno ob Savinji was partly destroyed and it was then still not known if the competition will take place. Later the organizers announced that the competitions are not in danger and were carried out as planned.
  6. ^Individual women's event inOslo (9 March) had only one round due to strong wind.
  7. ^Women's individual cancelled event inZaō (19 January) was rescheduled to Planica (21 March).
  8. ^Men's team event inPlanica (23 March) had only one round due to strong wind.
  9. ^Men's super team event inOberstdorf (23 February) had 2 instead of 3 rounds due to organisational changes.

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