A classic sprint in Beitostolen and a distance free technique event in Muonio wrapped up three days of competitions in both locations.

Last winter’s shooting star Jarl Riiber has taken his first national title. At the Norwegian championships held in Oslo and Beitostølen, 18-year-old Riiber held team veteran Haavard Klemetsen at bay and finished first, 14.4 seconds ahead of his teammate.

Kerttu Niskanen and Sami Jauhojarvi led the way in Muonio, Finland on day two in the classic distance competitions while Therese Johaug and Martin Johnsrud Sundby were fastest in Beitostolen, Norway.

Alexey Poltoranin and Mona-Liisa Nousiainen (formerly Malvalehto) have won the 1.2km classic sprints in Muonio, Finland. Complete results can be found at: www.skimuonio.fi

It has been exactly 235 days since the legendary World Cup final in Planica. 235 days to reflect on what was probably the most spectacular final in history of the World Cup.

The men’s FIS Ski Jumping World Cup presented by Viessmann is just around the corner with the world’s top ski jumpers getting underway from 20th-22nd November 2015 with a team and an individual competition in Klingenthal (GER).

Sofya Fedorova (RUS) and Ville Paumola (FIN) have successfully stepped up their game yesterday bringing home the win in this season's second Europa Cup slopestyle event.

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Germany's slopestyle queen Silvia Mittermueller and Dutch talent Niek van der Velden have claimed victory at Europa Cup opener's first of two slopestyle contests staged in SnowWorld Landgraaf, Holland.

At a press conference of the Polish Ski Association in Cracow, head coach Lukasz Kruczek and his top athletes spoke about their goals and expectations for the upcoming winter.