The men's large hill super team competition of the 2026 Olympics was held on 16 February, at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium in Predazzo. Compared to 2022, the format was changed: The teams now consisted of only two jumpers, who would compete in three rounds. Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher of Austria won the event, while Paweł Wąsek and Kacper Tomasiak of Poland took the silver medal and Johann André Forfang and Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal of Norway won the bronze medal. The final round of the event was cancelled due to poor weather conditions, and results were taken from the conclusion of the 2nd round. For Embacher and Wąsek these were the first Olympic medals.
Background This is the first time the competition in the super team format took place at the Olympics. Previous editions featured the team event with four jumpers per country.
Schedule Competition GMTDate Event RoundCountryWinnerDistance 18:00 AM 16 February 2026 Trial round TR 19:00 AM 1st round 1R 19:45 PM 2nd round 2R 20:20 PM Final round FR
Qualification
Results RankBibCountryRound 1Round 2SubtotalFinal roundTotal Distance(m) Points Rank Distance(m) Points Rank Points Rank Distance(m) Points Rank Points 1717–117–2 Jan HörlStephan Embacher 137.5132.0 291.2151.8139.4 1 128.0139.0 277.5128.4149.1 1 568.7280.2288.5 1 Cancelled 568.7280.2288.5 1212–112–2 Paweł WąsekKacper Tomasiak 133.5135.5 274.5137.4137.1 3 129.5135.5 272.8131.7141.1 2 547.3269.1278.2 2 547.3269.1278.2 1313–113–2 Johann André ForfangKristoffer Eriksen Sundal 130.0134.0 267.9131.5136.4 6 129.5137.0 270.1132.2137.9 3 538.0263.7274.3 3 538.0263.7274.3 4 1414–114–2 Andreas WellingerPhilipp Raimund 127.5137.0 273.3130.4142.9 4 123.5137.5 264.4125.2139.2 5 537.7255.6282.1 4 537.7255.6282.1 5 1616–116–2 Anže LanišekDomen Prevc 131.5134.0 280.9141.7139.2 2 124.5133.5 255.2116.9138.3 7 536.1258.6277.5 5 536.1258.6277.5 6 1515–115–2 Ren NikaidōRyōyū Kobayashi 131.5129.0 272.3137.4134.9 5 131.0130.0 262.9130.2132.7 6 535.2267.6267.6 6 535.2267.6267.6 7 1010–110–2 Felix TrunzGregor Deschwanden 128.5136.5 267.5126.1141.4 7 128.0123.5 254.6126.3128.3 8 522.1252.4269.7 7 522.1252.4269.7 8 88–18–2 Kevin BicknerTate Frantz 129.5131.5 255.5124.3131.2 10 133.0129.5 264.7134.2130.5 4 520.2258.5261.7 8 520.2258.5261.7 9 1111–111–2 Antti AaltoNiko Kytösaho 127.5137.5 258.9118.4140.5 8 131.5127.0 252.1126.5125.6 10 511.0244.9266.1 9 10 77–17–2 Giovanni BresadolaAlex Insam 131.0132.5 255.8127.0128.8 9 128.0126.0 254.3128.3126.0 9 510.1255.3254.8 10 11 44–14–2 Danil VassilyevIlya Mizernykh 130.5127.0 250.6128.2122.4 11 124.0122.5 231.8117.5114.3 12 482.4245.7236.7 11 12 99–19–2 Jules ChervetValentin Foubert 121.5134.0 245.3107.0138.3 12 120.0120.0 232.3108.6123.7 11 477.6215.6262.0 12 13 66–16–2 Artti AigroKaimar Vagul 127.5127.5 238.8120.5118.3 13 14 55–15–2 Yevhen MarusiakVitaliy Kalinichenko 128.5114.0 208.1117.790.4 14 15 33–13–2 Muhammed Ali BedirFatih Arda İpcioğlu 114.0123.0 202.799.7103.0 15 16 22–12–2 Song QiwuZhao Jiawen 117.5113.0 183.695.188.5 16 17 11–11–2 Mihnea SpulberDaniel Cacina 106.0117.5 182.180.1102.0 17
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