Nordic combined at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Team large hill/2 × 7.5 km

The team large hill/2 × 7.5 km competition in Nordic combined at the 2026 Winter Olympics was held on 19 February, at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium (ski jumping) and Cross country and biathlon center Fabio Canal (cross-country skiing). Andreas Skoglund and Jens Lurås Oftebro of Norway won the event. Lurås Oftebro thus won all three Nordic combined events at the 2026 Winter Olympics. He became only the second athlete after Samppa Lajunen in 2002 to achieve such a sweep. Ilkka Herola and Eero Hirvonen of Finland won silver medals, and Stefan Rettenegger and Johannes Lamparter of Austria bronze. It was Skoglund's and Rettenegger's first Olympic medals.

Background The Nordic combined team event in 2026 was switched to the new format in which only two athletes for every team compete. There were no events in the World Cup before the Olympics. Norway were the 2022 Olympic champions, but four athletes per team competed then. Germany were second and Japan third.

Qualification

Results Ski jumping The ski jumping part was started at 10:00.

Rank Bib Country Distance (m) Points Time difference 1 1313–113–2 Johannes RydzekVinzenz Geiger 123.0125.5 246.5122.0124.5 2 1212–112–2 Andreas SkoglundJens Lurås Oftebro 124.0123.0 237.0115.9121.1 +0:13 3 1010–110–2 Akito WatabeRyōta Yamamoto 119.0125.5 231.0108.4122.6 +0:21 4 1111–111–2 Eero HirvonenIlkka Herola 118.0126.0 226.3105.5120.8 +0:27 5 1414–114–2 Stefan RetteneggerJohannes Lamparter 116.0124.0 224.4100.9123.5 +0:29 6 99–19–2 Maël TyrodeMarco Heinis 111.0124.5 222.796.6126.1 +0:32 7 66–16–2 Niklas MalacinskiBenjamin Loomis 120.0116.0 213.9114.199.8 +0:43 8 55–15–2 Jan VytrvalJiří Konvalinka 111.0119.0 198.994.6104.3 +1:03 9 44–14–2 Gašper BreclVid Vrhovnik 109.5120.5 197.894.1103.7 +1:05 10 77–17–2 Ruubert TederKristjan Ilves 100.0127.0 191.265.0126.2 +1:14 11 88–18–2 Samuel CostaAaron Kostner 114.0106.5 182.0100.381.7 +1:26 12 33–13–2 Zhao ZiheZhao Jiawen 104.5113.0 175.987.188.8 +1:34 13 22–12–2 Kacper JarząbekMiłosz Krzempek 98.5107.0 154.266.587.7 +2:03 14 11–11–2 Oleksandr ShumbaretsDmytro Mazurchuk 103.093.0 129.866.463.4 +2:36

Cross-country The cross-country part was started at 14:00.

Rank Bib Country Start time Cross-country Finish time Deficit Time Rank 22–12–2 Andreas SkoglundJens Lurås Oftebro 0:13 41:05.020:44.720:20.3 3 41:18.0 44–14–2 Ilkka HerolaEero Hirvonen 0:27 40:51.520:30.220:21.3 1 41:18.5 55–15–2 Stefan RetteneggerJohannes Lamparter 0:29 41:11.320:34.320:37.0 4 41:40.3 4 1111–111–2 Aaron KostnerSamuel Costa 1:26 40:55.520:39.120:16.4 2 42:21.5 +1:03.5 5 11–11–2 Johannes RydzekVinzenz Geiger 0:00 42:24.121:00.821:23.3 5 42:24.1 +1:06.1 6 33–13–2 Akito WatabeRyōta Yamamoto 0:21 42:33.721:01.221:32.5 6 42:54.7 +1:36.7 7 77–17–2 Benjamin LoomisNiklas Malacinski 0:43 42:59.822:00.020:59.8 8 43:42.8 +2:24.8 8 88–18–2 Jan VytrvalJiří Konvalinka 1:03 42:51.721:19.921:31.8 7 43:54.7 +2:36.7 9 66–16–2 Marco HeinisMaël Tyrode 0:32 44:07.021:58.422:08.6 10 44:39.0 +3:21.0 10 99–19–2 Vid VrhovnikGašper Brecl 1:05 44:03.721:49.222:14.5 9 45:08.7 +3:50.7 11 1010–110–2 Ruubert TederKristjan Ilves 1:14 44:08.723:11.720:57.0 11 45:22.7 +4:04.7 12 1414–114–2 Dmytro MazurchukOleksandr Shumbarets 2:36 45:09.222:04.023:05.2 12 47:45.2 +6:27.2 13 1313–113–2 Miłosz KrzempekKacper Jarząbek 2:03 47:29.424:26.823:02.6 13 49:32.4 +8:14.4 14 1212–112–2 Zhao ZiheZhao Jiawen 1:34 49:13.824:44.224:29.6 14 50:47.8 +9:29.8

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