The men's normal hill individual competition of the 2026 Olympics was held on 9 February, at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium in Predazzo. Philipp Raimund of Germany won the event, Kacper Tomasiak of Poland won the silver medal, and Ren Nikaidō of Japan and Gregor Deschwanden of Switzerland, who had the same result, both won bronze medals. For all of them, these were the first Olympic medals. This was the first tie for medals in Olympic ski jumping since 1980.
Background All three 2022 medalists, Ryōyū Kobayashi, the champion, Manuel Fettner, the silver medalist, and Dawid Kubacki, the bronze medalist, kept competing and qualified for the Olympics. Fettner and Kubacki were not selected for the individual normal hill competition. Before the Olympics, Domen Prevc was leading the 2025–26 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup ranking, having won 11 out of 20 events. Marius Lindvik was also the 2025 World champion on the normal hill. The field also included the 2014 Olympic champion Kamil Stoch, who did not qualify for the final jump.
Schedule Official training GMTDate Event RoundCountryWinnerDistance20:005 February 2026Official training 1 R1 Stefan Kraft R2 Felix Hoffmann R3 Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal 19:008 February 2026Official training 2 R1 Philipp Raimund R2 Philipp Raimund R3 Marius Lindvik
Competition GMTDate Event RoundCountryWinnerDistance 18:009 February 2026 Trial round TR Marius Lindvik 19:00 1st round 1R Philipp Raimund 20:12 Final round 2R Philipp Raimund
Qualification
Results The final was held on 9 February at 19:00.
RankBibNameCountry Round 1 Final round Total Distance (m) Points Rank Distance (m) Points Rank Points 45 Philipp Raimund 102.0 135.6 1 106.5 138.5 1 274.1 38 Kacper Tomasiak 103.0 132.8 =4 107.0 137.9 2 270.7 31 Gregor Deschwanden 106.0 132.8 =4 107.0 133.2 5 266.0 48 Ren Nikaidō 101.0 131.1 6 106.5 134.9 4 266.0 5 34 Valentin Foubert 102.5 134.6 2 102.5 128.7 16 263.3 6 50 Domen Prevc 100.0 130.6 8 105.0 131.2 7 261.8 7 42 Stephan Embacher 100.5 125.0 19 105.5 136.2 3 261.2 8 49 Ryōyū Kobayashi 100.5 130.8 7 104.0 129.8 10 260.6 9 35 Johann André Forfang 103.5 129.5 12 103.0 130.3 9 259.8 10 40 Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal 103.5 132.9 3 105.0 126.7 19 259.6 11 44 Jan Hörl 101.5 128.5 =13 104.0 130.9 8 259.4 12 37 Marius Lindvik 103.5 130.4 9 104.5 127.9 17 258.3 13 43 Felix Hoffmann 100.0 128.5 =13 102.5 128.8 15 257.3 14 2 Vilho Palosaari 100.5 124.4 23 103.0 132.6 6 257.0 15 46 Daniel Tschofenig 100.0 130.0 11 101.5 125.0 25 255.0 15 36 Naoki Nakamura 103.5 130.2 10 104.0 124.8 26 255.0 17 27 Andreas Wellinger 102.5 125.1 18 104.0 129.4 13 254.5 18 17 Felix Trunz 101.5 124.0 =25 100.0 129.6 12 253.6 19 16 Giovanni Bresadola 102.5 126.8 15 102.0 125.9 20 252.7 20 29 Jason Colby 102.0 122.5 =30 100.5 129.8 10 252.3 21 33 Timi Zajc 99.0 126.5 16 100.5 125.4 24 251.9 21 13 Tate Frantz 99.5 122.5 =30 101.5 129.4 13 251.9 23 32 Pius Paschke 101.0 126.1 17 101.5 125.7 22 251.8 24 28 Niko Kytösaho 101.5 124.0 =25 101.0 126.9 18 250.9 25 26 Antti Aalto 100.0 124.8 =20 102.0 125.6 23 250.4 26 47 Anže Lanišek 97.5 123.7 28 97.5 125.9 20 249.6 27 41 Stefan Kraft 98.0 124.1 24 100.0 123.9 27 248.0 28 15 Hektor Kapustík 102.0 124.6 22 98.5 121.1 28 245.7 29 24 Sandro Hauswirth 100.0 124.8 =20 98.5 120.8 29 245.6 30 1 Enzo Milesi 99.5 124.0 =25 95.5 117.4 30 241.4 31 9 Song Qiwu 101.0 122.9 29 93.5 114.3 31 237.2 32 39 Vladimir Zografski 98.0 121.5 32 Did not advance 33 22 Kevin Bickner 100.0 121.1 33 34 19 Danil Vassilyev 101.0 120.3 34 35 23 Paweł Wąsek 97.5 119.8 35 36 6 Kaimar Vagul 99.0 119.5 36 37 18 Alex Insam 99.5 119.4 37 38 30 Kamil Stoch 100.0 119.2 38 39 20 Ilya Mizernykh 100.0 117.0 39 40 21 Roman Koudelka 99.0 115.8 40 41 10 Francesco Cecon 98.0 113.8 41 42 14 Yevhen Marusiak 99.0 113.6 42 43 3 Jules Chervet 96.0 112.7 43 44 4 Fatih Arda İpcioğlu 98.0 111.1 44 45 11 Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes 95.0 110.8 45 46 5 Daniel Cacina 94.0 109.6 46 47 12 Vitaliy Kalinichenko 94.5 104.5 47 48 7 Muhammed Ali Bedir 87.0 93.1 48 49 8 Mihnea Spulber 87.5 91.0 49 25 Artti Aigro Did not start
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