Nordic Ski World Cup 2025: DSV women get bronze in team jumping!

The Nordic Ski World Cup in Trondheim is currently in full swing and inspires sports fans from all over the world! Today, on March 1st, there are exciting competitions on the program, in which numerous medals in the prestigious colors are awarded gold, silver and bronze. It starts at 12:00 p.m. with the jumping of the Nordic combiners on the normal hill. At 2:00 p.m., the Austrian athlete Teresa Stadlober takes action at the 20 km skiathlon, followed by other exciting competitions, including the 5 km crossing of the combiners at 4:15 p.m. The big highlight of the day, the individual competition of the Austrian ski jumps, takes place at 5:15 p.m., which once again underlines the drama of the competitions, as laola1 reports .

The tension began on February 27 with the freestyle sprints of cross-country skiers. The German hope Victoria Carl recently jumped onto the podium over 10 km freestyle. While the DSV ski jumpers like Karl Geiger and Andreas Wellinger have not performed the best performance lately, the German ski jumpers shone around Selina Freitag, who are one of the favorites after five podiums in a row. The combiners around Vinzenz Geiger and Julian Schmid also contest the first places in the mixed team, while the Norwegian defending champion Jarl-Magnus Riiber, motivated by his upcoming cancellation announcement, must not be underestimated. As EuroSport reports , the World Cup will be broadcast live on Eurosport 1 and 2 and on the Internet at Discovery+, which means that fans do not have to miss a competition.

medal and position fights

The previous competitions have already caused some surprises. So Selina won silver in ski jumping from the normal hill, while the Slovenin Nika Prevc won the gold medal. In the Nordic combination there was a disappointment for Nathalie Armbruster; She missed the medal and became sixth. In a gripping skiathlon, the Norwegian Johannes Hösflot Kläbo celebrated his eleventh world championship title, while his compatriots also took excellent places - a clear indication that Norway has the World Cup firmly under control! The current medal evaluation clearly shows Norway at the top, followed by Japan and Sweden.