The FESA Alpen Cup Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined took place in Seefeld (AUT) from December 19 to 21, 2025, marking a historic weekend with record participation numbers and high-quality competition across all categories.

In Ski Jumping, a new participation record was set with 92 men and 43 women at the start, representing the highest number of competitors ever in an Alpen Cup ski jumping event.
In Nordic Combined, 78 men and 18 women competed, underlining the strong development of the discipline within the FESA nations.

Challenging Conditions Successfully Managed

The event presented a major organizational challenge due to unseasonably warm temperatures in the days leading up to the competitions. Thanks to the excellent preparation, flexibility, and dedication of the organizing team in Seefeld, the competitions were carried out smoothly and at a high sporting level, earning positive feedback from teams and officials alike.

First-Ever FESA Livestream

For the first time, the Alpen Cup competitions were broadcast live via livestream on the official FESA website, allowing fans, teams, and federations across Europe to follow the events in real time and further increasing the visibility of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined within the FESA framework.

Nordic Combined – Winners

In the Nordic Combined competitions, the following athletes claimed victory in their respective categories:

• Felix Brieden (GER) – Men

• Tia Malovrh (SLO) – Women

• Lubin Martin (FRA) – Men

• Tia Malovrh (SLO) – Women

Results Nordic Combined

Ski Jumping – Winners

In Ski Jumping, Slovenian athletes dominated the podiums. The winners were:

• Urban Simnic (SLO) – Men

• Izadora Kopac (SLO) – Women

• Enej Faletic (SLO) – Men

• Taja Terbovsek (SLO) – Women

Results Ski Jumping

The Alpen Cup weekend in Seefeld once again demonstrated the sporting depth, growing popularity, and increasing media reach of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined within the FESA framework. Record participation numbers, strong international performances, and successful event delivery under challenging conditions made Seefeld a standout venue of the season.