Domen Prevc Shatters Ski Jumping World Record in Planica

The winners were Martin Schmitt's jumpers, including Anže Lanišek.

At the ski jumping spectacle in Zakopane, where teams each jumped eight times to cover exactly 1,000 meters, the foursome led by captain Martin Schmitt celebrated their victory. Anže Lanišek also jumped on the winning team.

Ski jumpers, including Slovenians Anže Lanišek, new world record holders Domen Prevc and Timi Zajc, will perform in a special exhibition race in Zakopane, Poland. Five teams will compete with four jumpers each, and the winner will be the one who comes closest to exactly 1000 meters after two series.

Domen Prevc Shatters Ski Jumping World Record in Planica

In a stunning display of athleticism, Slovenia’s Domen Prevc set a new world record in ski jumping, soaring an incredible 254.5 meters during the World Cup event in Planica. This remarkable achievement not only thrilled the home crowd but also marked a significant milestone in the sport, surpassing the previous record held by Austria’s Stefan Kraft since 2017. Key Takeaways Domen Prevc achieved a world record jump of 254.5 meters. The previous …

Ski jumpers, including Slovenians Anže Lanišek, new world record holder Domen Prevc and Timi Zajc, will compete in a special exhibition competition in Zakopane, Poland today. Five teams of four jumpers will compete, and the winner will be the one that comes closest to exactly 1,000 meters after two series.