For the “kings of the air”, the Nordic World Ski Championships 2025 in Trondheim will be about winning medals for the first time on the fifth day – at the World Championships Normal Hill Ski Jumping.
The men’s individual ski jumping competition on the normal hill will take place on Sunday, March 2nd. It starts at 5:00 p.m.
You can find all the information about the men’s individual ski jumping competition on the normal hill here: TV broadcast and stream, as well as the favorites with betting odds.
World Championships Normal Hill Ski Jumping: broadcast & time
Nordic Ski World Championships 2025: When is the men’s ski jumping from the normal hill?
A total of seven ski jumping competitions are scheduled at the Nordic Ski World Championships 2025 in Trondheim. Three of them are men’s events, two individual and one team competition.
The first of these three men’s ski jumping competitions at this World Championships is the individual event on the normal hill, which takes place on Sunday, March 2nd.
The first round will start at 5:00 p.m. The second round will take place afterwards, in which the medals will be decided.
The Granåsen normal hill has a hill size of 105 meters, the K-point is 90 meters.
WM Normalschanze Skispringen am 2. März: Übertragung in TV und Stream
The Nordic Ski World Championships are of course included in the winter sports live TV program. The World Cup competitions can be seen live on ARD, ZDF and Eurosport.
The men’s ski jumping World Championships on the normal hill will be shown live on free TV on ZDF on Sunday (March 2). The second channel will start broadcasting at 4:35 p.m.
But: the normal hill World Ski Jumping Championships will only be shown on ZDF TV on Sunday in the first round. The second and decisive round can be seen from 5:15 p.m. only in the ZDF livestream on sportstudio.de and in ZDFinfo. ZDF will report live from the election in Hamburg from 5:50 p.m.
A second port of call for the World Ski Jumping Championships normal hill broadcast on Sunday is Eurosport. The sports channel is showing both rounds of the first men’s ski jumping event at this World Cup live and in full.
Since Eurosport is also included in the subscription of the sports streaming service DAZN, the World Cup normal hill ski jumping is also available via livestream from the paid sports streamer.
In Austria, the Ski Jumping World Cup will be broadcast in full by the public broadcaster ORF throughout the season. This also includes the World Cup normal hill ski jumping on Sunday.
WM Normalschanze Forecast: The favorites with betting odds
There are almost no more normal hill jumps in the World Cup. The last World Cup event on this hill size took place last season – here in Trondheim as a World Cup rehearsal. The winner was the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi.
Kobayashi also won the last two World Cup events before the World Cup – both individual events in Sapporo. Is Kobayashi a favorite for the World Cup normal hill ski jumping on Sunday?
If the season so far is anything to go by, then he definitely has a chance of winning a medal. However, others have dominated this winter – especially the Austrians, who are ranked 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the overall World Cup.
The leader in the overall World Cup is Daniel Tschofenig, who also won the tournament this winter. He also has eight victories this season. Jan Hörl (two victories this season), who also took second place in the tournament, is second in the overall World Cup. Stefan Kraft, third in the tournament and two-time winner this season, is ranked third overall.
In addition to the trio of Austrians and the stronger Kobayashi, there are a few other favorites for the World Championships in normal hill ski jumping.
The Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang is ranked fourth in the overall World Cup and is therefore the best non-Austrian. Forfang has been on the podium six times in the last eight jumps before the World Championships (1x first, 4x second and 1x third).
Based on their most recent results, the two Slovenians Anze Lanisek and Domen Prevc can also be seen as contenders for a medal. Although the Swiss Gregor Deschwanden is ranked 6th in the overall World Cup, he has not been on the podium since December.
What are the chances of the German eagles winning a medal?
Pius Paschke is still ranked 5th in the overall World Cup, but the strong form from the beginning of the season, when he won five of the first eight jumps, is long gone. Andreas Wellinger is also increasingly falling short. In view of their last results, the DSV duo can only surprise.
