Ski jumping at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Men's large hill super team

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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.[1] 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.[2] For Embacher and Wąsek these were the first Olympic medals.

Date16 February 2026
Competitors34 from 17 nations
Teams17
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Men's large hill super team
at the XXV Olympic Winter Games
VenuePredazzo Ski Jumping Stadium, Predazzo
Date16 February 2026
Competitors34 from 17 nations
Teams17
Winning points568.7
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Jan Hörl
Stephan Embacher
 Austria
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Paweł Wąsek
Kacper Tomasiak
 Poland
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Johann André Forfang
Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal
 Norway
 2022
2030 
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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

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GMT Date Event Round Country Winner Distance
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
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Qualification

Results

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Rank Bib Country Round 1 Round 2 Subtotal Final round Total
Distance
(m)
PointsRankDistance
(m)
PointsRankPointsRankDistance
(m)
PointsRankPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s)17
17–1
17–2
 Austria
Jan Hörl
Stephan Embacher

137.5
132.0
291.2
151.8
139.4
1
128.0
139.0
277.5
128.4
149.1
1568.7
280.2
288.5
1Cancelled568.7
280.2
288.5
2nd place, silver medalist(s)12
12–1
12–2
 Poland
Paweł Wąsek
Kacper Tomasiak

133.5
135.5
274.5
137.4
137.1
3
129.5
135.5
272.8
131.7
141.1
2547.3
269.1
278.2
2547.3
269.1
278.2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)13
13–1
13–2
 Norway
Johann André Forfang
Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal

130.0
134.0
267.9
131.5
136.4
6
129.5
137.0
270.1
132.2
137.9
3538.0
263.7
274.3
3538.0
263.7
274.3
414
14–1
14–2
 Germany
Andreas Wellinger
Philipp Raimund

127.5
137.0
273.3
130.4
142.9
4
123.5
137.5
264.4
125.2
139.2
5537.7
255.6
282.1
4537.7
255.6
282.1
516
16–1
16–2
 Slovenia
Anže Lanišek
Domen Prevc

131.5
134.0
280.9
141.7
139.2
2
124.5
133.5
255.2
116.9
138.3
7536.1
258.6
277.5
5536.1
258.6
277.5
615
15–1
15–2
 Japan
Ren Nikaidō
Ryōyū Kobayashi

131.5
129.0
272.3
137.4
134.9
5
131.0
130.0
262.9
130.2
132.7
6535.2
267.6
267.6
6535.2
267.6
267.6
710
10–1
10–2
 Switzerland
Felix Trunz
Gregor Deschwanden

128.5
136.5
267.5
126.1
141.4
7
128.0
123.5
254.6
126.3
128.3
8522.1
252.4
269.7
7522.1
252.4
269.7
88
8–1
8–2
 United States
Kevin Bickner
Tate Frantz

129.5
131.5
255.5
124.3
131.2
10
133.0
129.5
264.7
134.2
130.5
4520.2
258.5
261.7
8520.2
258.5
261.7
911
11–1
11–2
 Finland
Antti Aalto
Niko Kytösaho

127.5
137.5
258.9
118.4
140.5
8
131.5
127.0
252.1
126.5
125.6
10511.0
244.9
266.1
9Did not advance
107
7–1
7–2
 Italy
Giovanni Bresadola
Alex Insam

131.0
132.5
255.8
127.0
128.8
9
128.0
126.0
254.3
128.3
126.0
9510.1
255.3
254.8
10
114
4–1
4–2
 Kazakhstan
Danil Vassilyev
Ilya Mizernykh

130.5
127.0
250.6
128.2
122.4
11
124.0
122.5
231.8
117.5
114.3
12482.4
245.7
236.7
11
129
9–1
9–2
 France
Jules Chervet
Valentin Foubert

121.5
134.0
245.3
107.0
138.3
12
120.0
120.0
232.3
108.6
123.7
11477.6
215.6
262.0
12
136
6–1
6–2
 Estonia
Artti Aigro
Kaimar Vagul

127.5
127.5
238.8
120.5
118.3
13Did not advance
145
5–1
5–2
 Ukraine
Yevhen Marusiak
Vitaliy Kalinichenko

128.5
114.0
208.1
117.7
90.4
14
153
3–1
3–2
 Turkey
Muhammed Ali Bedir
Fatih Arda İpcioğlu

114.0
123.0
202.7
99.7
103.0
15
162
2–1
2–2
 China
Song Qiwu
Zhao Jiawen

117.5
113.0
183.6
95.1
88.5
16
171
1–1
1–2
 Romania
Mihnea Spulber
Daniel Cacina

106.0
117.5
182.1
80.1
102.0
17
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