Scoring

Explanation

The ranking is based on all major global competitions, led by the Olympic Games, the World Championships, and the World Cup. To preserve comparability across different eras, winners of the Four Hills Tournament events are also included for the period before the establishment of the World Cup.

The achievement and holding of a world record are also rewarded, representing important milestones within the sport. Team events do not affect the individual rankings; however, they are included in the national rankings with three times the point value.

Scoring system

ContestDisciplineCategoryPeriod12345
World ChampionshipMixed Large hill teamM/W2025-202521126
Olympic GamesMixed Normal hill teamM/W2022-202621126
World ChampionshipMixed Normal hill teamM/W2013-20231896
World CupNations CupMen1980-20262415963
Olympic GamesLarge hill teamMen1988-202621126
World ChampionshipLarge hill teamMen1982-202521126
World ChampionshipSki Flying teamMen2004-202621126
World ChampionshipNormal hill teamMen2001-20111896
Olympic GamesLarge hillMen1924-20261263
Olympic GamesNormal hillMen1964-20261052
World CupOverallMen1980-202685321
World ChampionshipLarge hillMen1925-2025742
World ChampionshipSki FlyingMen1972-2026742
World ChampionshipNormal hillMen1962-2025632
Four Hills TournamentOverallMen1953-2026531
World CupSki FlyingMen1991-2026421
World record - improvementSki FlyingMen1808-20254
Bischofshofen4hillsMen1953-19791
Ga-Pa4hillsMen1953-19791
Innsbruck4hillsMen1953-19791
Oberstdorf4hillsMen1953-19791
World record - annual holdingSki FlyingMen1926-20241
World CupNations CupWomen2012-20262415963
World ChampionshipNormal hill teamWomen2019-20251896
Olympic GamesLarge hillWomen2026-20261263
Olympic GamesNormal hillWomen2014-20261052
World CupOverallWomen2012-202685321
World ChampionshipLarge hillWomen2021-2025742
World ChampionshipNormal hillWomen2009-2025632
World CupSki FlyingWomen2026-2026421
World record - improvementSki FlyingWomen4
World record - annual holdingSki FlyingWomen1
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