Marius Lindvik The Best

  After the event in Kulm, the World Cup stage moves to Scandinavia, where the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is set to take part in the event in Lahti, Finland. On Friday, in the single-round individual competition, Marius placed 11th, jumping 119.0 m and scoring 117.4 points. On Saturday, Marius finished 10th in the qualification round, jumping 121.0 m and scoring 138.0 points. In the 1st Round, he finished 8th, jumping 124.5 m and scoring 137.3 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he finished 5th, jumping 125.5 m, scoring 144.1 points, for a total score of 281.4 points. Finally, on Sunday, Norway fielded Marius Lindvik and Isak Andreas Langmo in the Super Team. Marius, who jumped second in the Norwegian team lineup, jumped 123.0 m in the first round, 122.0 m in the second round, and 116.0 m in the final round. Norway finished sixth with a total score of 798.8 points. A bitter weekend for Marius Lindvik. Not because of the result itself, bu...

  After the Olympics, the World Cup returns and the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is ready to take part in the event in Kulm, Austria. On Friday, Marius qualified 11th in the qualification, jumping 205.5m and scoring 192.3 points. On Saturday, he placed 30th in the 1st Round, jumping 184.0 m and scoring 162.6 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 26th, jumping 199.0 m, scoring 179.1 points, for a total score of 341.7 points. Finally, on Sunday, Marius finished third in the qualification round, jumping 233.0 m and scoring 204.4 points. In the 1st round, he placed 20th, jumping 212.0 m and scoring 180.3 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed ninth, jumping 233.5 m, scoring 208.2 points, for a total score of 388.5 points. A bittersweet weekend for Marius Lindvik. He's slowly getting back to his jumping level, but he needs to improve his landing. He just needs to slow down his jumps and he can get back o...

  The wait has finally come. The 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics in ski jumping will be held in Predazzo. Will Marius Lindvik be able to retain his Olympic champion status? Only he will know the answer. On Monday, February 9th, Marius placed 9th in the 1st Round on normal hill, jumping 103.5 m and scoring 130.4 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 12th, jumping 104.5 m, scoring 127.9 points, for a total score of 258.3 points. On Tuesday, February 10, Norway's Team Normal Hill team consisted of Marius Lindvik, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, Anna Odine Strøm and Eirin Maria Kvandal. Marius, who finished fourth on the Norwegian team, jumped 97.5 m in the 1st Round and 100.5 m in the Final Round. Norway finished second, behind Slovenia and ahead of Japan, with a total score of 1038.3 points. Finally, on Saturday 14 February, on large hill, in the 1st Round Marius placed 32nd, jumping 123.0 m and with a score of 119.3 points, not enough to qualify ...

  After the Ski Flying World Championships, the World Cup returns, with the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik set to take part in the event in Willingen, Germany. On Saturday, Marius finished 14th in the qualification round, jumping 133.0 m and scoring 105.2 points. In the 1st Round, he placed 22nd, jumping 118.5 m and scoring 88.6 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 22nd, jumping 128.0 m, scoring 95.9 points, for a total score of 184.5 points. Finally, on Sunday, Marius qualified 41st in the qualification round, jumping 120.0 m and scoring 72.1 points. In the 1st Round, he placed sixth, jumping 142.0 m and scoring 117.0 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed fourth, jumping 145.0 m, scoring 135.7 points, for a total score of 252.7 points. It was a bittersweet weekend for Marius Lindvik. The wind made things difficult for him, as it does for all ski jumpers. He joined the group of ski jumpers for ...

  While the World Cup takes a short break, it's the turn of the Ski Flying World Championships, where the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is set to take part in the event in Oberstdorf, Germany. On Thursday, Marius qualified 9th in the qualification, jumping 212.0 m and scoring 195.0 points. On Friday, he placed first in 1st Round, jumping 226.5 m and scoring 214.6 points, enough to qualify for 2nd Round. In 2nd Round, he placed third, jumping 212.0 m and scoring 205.7 points, enough to qualify for 3rd Round. On Saturday, he placed third in the 3rd Round, jumping 221.0 m and scoring 208.8 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed second, jumping 231.5 m, scoring 216.8 points, for a total score of 845.9 points. This meant Marius Lindvik took the silver medal, behind Slovenia's Domen Prevc and ahead of Japan's Ren Nikaido. Finally, on Sunday, Norway fielded Marius Lindvik, Johann André Forfang, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, and Benjamin Øst...

  The World Cup flies overseas to the Land of the Rising Sun, where the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik is set to take part in the event in Sapporo, Japan. On Friday, Marius qualified 13th in the qualification, jumping 125.0 m and scoring 117.5 points, the same score as Austria's Maximilian Ortner. On Saturday, he placed 11th in the 1st Round, jumping 131.0 m and scoring 117.5 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 10th, jumping 125.0 m, scoring 123.4 points, for a total score of 240.9 points. Finally, on Sunday, Marius finished third in the qualification round, jumping 132.0 m and scoring 127.4 points. In the 1st round, he placed 11th, jumping 125.0 m and scoring 111.7 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 11th, jumping 133.0 m, scoring 124.9 points, for a total score of 236.6 points. Compared to Zakopane, Marius Lindvik was less impressive in Sapporo. His jumps both fell short and exceeded expectatio...