The 2025–26 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, organized by the International Ski Federation (FIS), is the 47th World Cup season for men, the 29th season in ski flying, and the 15th season for women as the highest level of international ski jumping competitions.
The men's and women's season started on 21 November 2025 in Lillehammer, Norway. The men's season concluded on 29 March 2026 in Planica, Slovenia, with the women's season ending on 28 March 2026, also in Planica.
A major highlight of the season was the 2026 Winter Olympics, held in Milan–Cortina, Italy, from 7 to 16 February, with the ski jumping events taking place in Val di Fiemme. The results from these competitions were not included in the World Cup standings.
Daniel Tschofenig from Austria (men's) and Nika Prevc from Slovenia (women's), were the reigning champions from the previous season. Nika successfully defended the title she had also won in the two previous seasons, becoming only the third ski jumper in history to win the overall World Cup three times in a row (after Adam Małysz and Maren Lundby). In the men's competition, the title was won for the first time by her brother, Domen Prevc – marking the first time in history that siblings have won the overall World Cup in the same season.
1st historic women's ski flying small crystal globe was awarded this season.
Season overview For the first time since 2014, Ski Jumping World Cup events were held in Sweden. The competitions in Falun, which took place on 25–26 November 2025, served as a rehearsal for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2027.
On 31 December 2025, Zeng Ping improved Chinese World Cup result set in Garmisch-Partenkirchen to 6th place (by beating previous best result at 7th place). And just the next day she became the first ever ski jumper from China – male or female – to stand on the podium at a World Cup event (the 12th competition of the season in Oberstdorf on New Year's Day). She achieved this result on her 21st birthday.
As a result of Nika Prevc’s victory in the competition in Villach on 5 January, the Slovenian athlete took the lead in the World Cup standings. This marked the first time in history that siblings – Domen Prevc (leader in the men’s competition) and Nika (leader in the women’s competition) – were simultaneously World Cup leaders in ski jumping.
On 6 March 2026, Nika Prevc set an all-time record for both men’s and women’s competitions by securing her 16th World Cup victory of the season.
On the same day, her brother Domen Prevc became only the second ski jumper in history to complete the ski jumping's “Grand Slam”, consisting of victories in: FIS Ski Jumping World Championships Four Hills Tournament FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Olympic gold at Winter Olympic Games FIS Ski Flying World Championships. The first to achieve this feat was Matti Nykänen, who won all the major titles in just over three years (1,113 days). The Slovenian accomplished the same achievement in less than a year, completing it in only 363 days.
On 6 March 2026, Domen Prevc also became the first and only ski jumper in history who won all 7 available titles as he is; Olympic champion Nordic world champion Ski flying world champion Overall World Cup title (big crystal globe) Ski flying World Cup title (small crystal globe) Four Hills Tournament winner World record holder
Also on 6 March 2026, in the men's competition, Vladimir Zografski finished third in the competition in Lahti. It marked the first time since 1987 that an athlete representing a new nation reached a World Cup podium, with Bulgaria becoming the newest country to appear on the podium.
As a result of finishing 3rd in the Super Team competition on 8 March in Lahti, the Finnish national team reached the World Cup podium for the first time in more than 12 years (exactly 4,446 days). The last time it happened was on 4 January 2014, when Anssi Koivuranta won the individual competition in Innsbruck.
Map of World Cup hosts The following list contains all 23 World Cup hosts of the season. Lillehammer Falun Ruka Wisła Klingenthal Engelberg Lysgårdsbakken Lugnet Rukatunturi Malinka Vogtland Arena Gross-Titlis Oberstdorf Garmisch-Pa Innsbruck Bischofshofen Zakopane Sapporo Schattenbergschanze Bergiselschanze Paul-Ausserleitner Wielka Krokiew Ōkurayama Willingen Bad Mitterndorf Lahti Oslo Vikersund Planica Mühlenkopfschanze Kulm Salpausselkä Holmenkollbakken Vikersundbakken Letalnica bratov Gorišek Villach Ljubno ob Savinji Zhangjiakou Zaō HinzenbachPredazzo 2026 Winter Olympics(7–16 February 2026) Villacher Alpenarena Savina Center Snow Ruyi Yamagata Aigner-SchanzeMen & WomenEuropeGermanyAustria
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Men's Individual Individual events in the World Cup history Total Winners1177 157 857 163 177 after flying hill event in Planica (29 March 2026)
Calendar + Event key: N – normal hill / L – large hill / F – flying hillDatePlace (Hill)SizeWinnerSecondThirdOverall Leader1149122 November 2025 Lillehammer(Lysgårdsbakken HS140) Daniel Tschofenig Jan Hörl Stefan Kraft Daniel Tschofenig 1150223 November 2025L 836 Ryōyū Kobayashi Domen Prevc Felix Hoffmann Ryōyū Kobayashi 1151325 November 2025 Falun(Lugnet HS95/HS132) Stefan Kraft Anže Lanišek Philipp Raimund Stefan Kraft 1152426 November 2025L 837 Anže Lanišek Stephan Embacher Domen Prevc Anže Lanišek 1153529 November 2025 Ruka(Rukatunturi HS142)L 838 Anže Lanišek Ren Nikaidō Domen Prevc —30 November 2025L cnxcancelled due to strong wind (rescheduled to Lahti on 6 March) 115466 December 2025 Wisła(Malinka HS134)L 839 Domen Prevc Philipp Raimund Ryōyū Kobayashi Anže Lanišek 115577 December 2025L 840 Domen Prevc Ryōyū Kobayashi Philipp Raimund Domen Prevc 1156813 December 2025 Klingenthal(Vogtland Arena HS140)L 841 Domen Prevc Stefan Kraft Philipp Raimund 1157914 December 2025L 842 Domen Prevc Ren Nikaidō Ryōyū Kobayashi 11581020 December 2025 Engelberg(Gross-Titlis HS140)L 843 Domen Prevc Felix Hoffmann Ren Nikaidō 11591121 December 2025L 844 Ryōyū Kobayashi Domen Prevc Felix Hoffmann 11601229 December 2025 Oberstdorf(Schattenberg HS137)L 845 Domen Prevc Daniel Tschofenig Felix Hoffmann1161131 January 2026 Garmisch-Pa(Olympiaschanze HS142)L 846 Domen Prevc Jan Hörl Stephan Embacher1162144 January 2026 Innsbruck(Bergiselschanze HS128)L 847 Ren Nikaidō Domen Prevc Stephan Embacher1163156 January 2026 Bischofshofen(Paul-Ausserleitner HS142)L 848 Daniel Tschofenig Domen Prevc Ryōyū Kobayashi74th Four Hills Tournament Overall(29 December 2025 – 6 January 2026) Domen Prevc Jan Hörl Stephan EmbacherFour Hills Tournament11641611 January 2026 Zakopane(Wielka Krokiew HS140)L 849 Anže Lanišek Jan Hörl Manuel Fettner Domen Prevc 11651717 January 2026 Sapporo(Okurayama HS137)L 850 Domen Prevc Naoki Nakamura Ren Nikaidō 11661818 January 2026L 851 Domen Prevc Ryōyū Kobayashi Daniel Tschofenig FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2026(23 – 24 January • Oberstdorf, )11671931 January 2026 Willingen(Mühlenkopf HS147)L 852 Domen Prevc Ren Nikaidō Karl Geiger Domen Prevc 1168201 February 2026L 853 Domen Prevc Ren Nikaidō Philipp Raimund 2026 Winter Olympics(9 – 16 February • Val di Fiemme, )11692128 February 2026 Bad Mitterndorf(Kulm HS235) Domen Prevc Stephan Embacher Jonas Schuster Domen Prevc 1170221 March 2026 F 154 Domen Prevc Stephan Embacher Johann André Forfang 1171236 March 2026 Lahti(Salpausselkä HS130)L 854 Philipp Raimund Daniel Tschofenig Vladimir Zografski 1172247 March 2026L 855 Daniel Tschofenig Domen Prevc Ryōyū Kobayashi 11732514 March 2026 Oslo(Holmenkollen HS134)L 856 Gregor Deschwanden Maximilian Ortner Naoki Nakamura 11742615 March 2026L 857 Tomofumi Naitō Anže Lanišek Antti Aalto 11752721 March 2026 Vikersund(Vikersundbakken HS240)F 155 Stephan Embacher Tomofumi Naitō Johann André Forfang —22 March 2026F cnxcancelled due to strong wind qualifying26 March 2026 Planica(Letalnica b. Gorišek HS240)F Qro Anže Lanišek Domen Prevc Stephan Embacher —11762827 March 2026F 156 Domen Prevc Ren Nikaido Daniel Tschofenig Domen Prevcteam28 March 2026F T Marius Lindvik Stephan Embacher Naoki Nakamura —11772929 March 2026F 157 Marius Lindvik Domen Prevc Johann André Forfang Domen Prevc8th Planica7 Overall(26 – 29 March 2026) Domen Prevc Marius Lindvik Daniel Tschofenig Planica747th FIS World Cup Men's Overall(22 November 2025 – 29 March 2026) Domen Prevc Ryōyū Kobayashi Daniel TschofenigWorld Cup Overall
Standings
Overall Rankafter all 29 eventsPoints 1 Domen Prevc 2148 2 Ryōyū Kobayashi 1194 3 Daniel Tschofenig 1159 4 Ren Nikaidō 1109 5 Anže Lanišek 1009 6 Stephan Embacher 992 7 Philipp Raimund 967 8 Jan Hörl 772 9 Felix Hoffmann 662 10 Stefan Kraft 631
Nations Cup Rankafter all 34 eventsPoints 1 6157 2 4412 3 4196 4 3183 5 2963 6 1258 7 1132 8 1004 9 543 10 436
Prize money Rankafter all 36 payoutsEUR 1 Domen Prevc 496,557 2 Daniel Tschofenig 194,975 3 Ryōyū Kobayashi 192,725 4 Ren Nikaidō 173,150 5 Stephan Embacher 171,241 6 Anže Lanišek 162,316 7 Philipp Raimund 154,675 8 Jan Hörl 141,250 9 Felix Hoffmann 104,400 10 Stefan Kraft 101,600
Ski flying Rankafter all 5 events Points 1 Domen Prevc 425 2 Stephan Embacher 294 3 Johann André Forfang 250 4 Marius Lindvik 211 5 Daniel Tschofenig 184 6 Andreas Wellinger 166 7 Tomofumi Naitō 165 8 Naoki Nakamura 146 9 Jonas Schuster 129 Antti Aalto 129
Four Hills Tournament RankPoints 1 Domen Prevc 1195.6 2 Jan Hörl 1153.3 3 Stephan Embacher 1150.6 4 Ren Nikaidō 1123.5 5 Ryōyū Kobayashi 1123.1 6 Felix Hoffmann 1120.3 7 Daniel Tschofenig 1115.8 8 Philipp Raimund 1089.6 9 Anže Lanišek 1074.5 10 Manuel Fettner 1056.5
Planica7 RankPoints 1 Domen Prevc 1525.6 2 Marius Lindvik 1499.0 3 Daniel Tschofenig 1470.0 4 Johann André Forfang 1460.0 5 Ren Nikaidō 1449.5 6 Naoki Nakamura 1447.8 7 Stephan Embacher 1432.0 8 Anže Lanišek 1427.0 9 Stefan Kraft 1411.1 10 Karl Geiger 1410.3
Women's Individual Individual events in the World Cup history Total Winners290 5 102 183 31 after flying hill event in Planica (28 March 2026)
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