The world record changes after eight years. The German record has lasted since 2017.
The Slovenian Domen Prevc has improved the world record in ski flying in Planica. At 254.5 m, the 25-year-old stayed one meter on Sunday on the previous brand of Austrian Stefan Kraft from March 2017 in Vikersund. The Russian Dimitri Wassiljew was already flying 254.0 m in 2015, but has fallen.
Prevc’s brother Peter also also owned the world record, in 2015 the first jumper to crack the 250 meters. His sister Nika has held the world record among women since March 14, at 236.0 m. The German record of Markus Eisenbichler, which has now receded, is 248.0 m.
The leaderboard in ski flying (jumper over 250 meters)
1. Domen Prevc (Slovenia) 254.5 m Planica 2025
2. Stefan Kraft (Austria) 253.5 m Vikersund 2017
3. Robert Johansson (Norway) 252.0 m Vikersund 2017
Ryoyu Kobayashi (Japan) 252.0 m Planica 2019
5. Different Fannemel (Norway) 251.5 m Vikersund 2015
Kamil Stoch (Poland) 251.5 m Planica 2017
7. Peter Prevc (Slovenia) 250.0 m Vikersund 2015
Non -seasoned/non -official jumps:
Dimitri Wassiljew (Russia) 254.0 m Vikersund 2015 (not stuck)
Gregor Schlierenzauer (Austria) 253.5 m Planica 2018 (reached in the snow)
Tilen Bartol (Slovenia) 252.0 m Planica 2016 (test jump/fallen)