As in the previous year, the Norwegian Marius Lindvik won the individual competition of the FIS World Cup in Zakopane (294.6 points). The German Karl Geiger stood on the second step of the podium with a score 10 points lower. The third Anze Lanisek from Slovenia lost only 0.9 points to him. The Japanese overall leader of the World Cup, Ryoyu Kobayashi, was just behind the podium. The best Pole, who is celebrating his 35th birthday today, Piotr Żyła finished 17th in the competition.

The national team of Slovenia won the team competition in Zakopane in a beautiful style. Lovro Kos, Peter Prevc, Timi Zajc and Anze Lanisek beat the second Germans by 67 points. They, in turn, overtook the Japanese by just 0.6 points. Weakened by the lack of Kamil Stoch and Dawid Kubacki, the Polish team took 6th place. Today's rivalry of the national teams was the 10th jubilee team competition of the FIS World Cup held at Wielka Krokiew in Zakopane.

Friday's qualification for Sunday's individual FIS Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Zakopane has been cancelled. The very unfavourable wind conditions on Wielka Krokiew made it impossible to carry out the training series safely. Qualifications were postponed to 14.30 pm. on Sunday, and two training series are to be conducted on Saturday from 13.30 pm.

This weekend, January 14-16, 2022, 73 ski jumpers from 18 countries will compete in the FIS World Cup competition on Wielka Krokiew in Zakopane. The last time the hill named after Stanisław Marusarz had a comparably large cast in the highest rank competition was 14 years ago – in 2008 when 75 jumpers competed for World Cup points.

Halvor Egner Granerud won Sunday's FIS World Cup in Zakopane. The Norwegian ski jumper overtook the Slovenian Anze Lanisek with 2,9 points. The teammate of Granerud, Robert Johansson, who placed the jump of 142 meters, ended up in a third place with a promotion of 17 places! Dawid Kubacki, the best of the Poles, was sixth.

Ryoyu Kobayashi won Saturday's individual competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup on the Wielka Krokiew hill in Zakopane. The Japanese was ahead of Andrzej Stękała with a lead of only 0,3 points, for whom it was the first podium in his carrier. The winner of the January competition in the capital of the Polish Tatra mountains, Norwegian Marius Lindvik, was third

Robert Johansson won the qualification for Saturday's individual competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Zakopane. Norwegian ski jumper placed the longest jump - 137 meters (134 points) with a lead of 6,4 points over his teammate Halvor Egner Granerud. Austrian ski jumper Stefan Kraft ended up in third place. The best of the Poles, Andrzej Stękała, was fifth. There were three more Poles in the best ten - Kamil Stoch (sixth place), Klemens Murańka (seventh place), and Piotr Żyła (tenth place).

Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik won the individual competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Zakopane with a lead of.3 points over Slovenian Anze Lanisek. Experienced Norwegian Robert Johansson ended up on the third step of the podium. All three of them jumped over 140 meters, and the jump of Lindvik (145.5 m) was the second-longest one ever placed on the Wielka Krokiew hill, only 1.5 meters shorter than the current record of the Japanese Yukiya Sato. Andrzej Stękała, the best of the Poles, ended up in fifth place.

Austrians won the team competition of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Zakopane. Michael Hayboeck, Jan Hoerl, Philipp Aschenwald and Daniel Huber were going head-to-head with Poles and eventually overtook them by two jumps before the end of the competition. Norwegians stood on the third step of the podium.

Yukiya Sato, the record-holder from the Wielka Krokiew hill in Zakopane, won the qualification for the individual competition with a jump of 133 m (139.8 points). He was also the best in both of the trainings and proved to be among the favorites for the victory in the competition on Sunday. Marcus Eisenbichler lost 2.8 points – right behind him was Andrzej Stękała, the best jumper of the Polish team (135.8 points).