World Cup 2025/26: Lillehammer

 


After a three-month hiatus, the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik returned to competition just in time to take part in the season’s first World Cup event, right on his home turf in Lillehammer, Norway. On Friday, Norway's Mixed Team lineup consisted of Marius Lindvik, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal, Eirin Maria Kvandal, and Heidi Dyhre Tråserud. Marius, who finished fourth on the Norwegian team, jumped 125.0 m in the 1st Round and 128.0 m in the Final Round. Norway finished fifth with a total score of 940.1 points. On Saturday, Marius finished 43rd in the qualification round, jumping 115.5 m and scoring 114.7 points. In the 1st Round, he placed 14th, jumping 133.5 m and scoring 149.1 points, the same score as Austrian Manuel Fettner, enough to qualify for the final round. In the Final Round, he placed 16th, jumping 122.0 m, scoring 135.0 points, for a total score of 284.1 points. Finally, on Sunday, Marius finished 12th in the qualification round, jumping 133.5 m and scoring 126.8 points. In the 1st Round, he placed 16th, jumping 134.0 m and scoring 125.7 points, enough to qualify for the Final Round. In the Final Round, he placed 17th, jumping 125.0 m, scoring 117.3 points, for a total score of 243.0 points. Marius Lindvik's World Cup season hasn't started off great. His jumps are almost within his reach, but his results are rather disappointing, and he knows exactly where he needs to improve. He has time to recover, but he needs to stay calm. 

Until next time!

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