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It will be one of the biggest sport events in history of Polish ski jumping. The inauguration of winter FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix season will take place in Poland in Wisła-Malinka at Adam Małysz Hill. First competitions of the upcoming Olympic season will be organised in November, during the third weekend of the month (17th - 19 th of November).

Second competition of Beskidy Cup took place under the rainy weather at Saturday in Wisła at Adam Małysz’s Ski Jumping Hill.

First round of Beskidy Cup in Wisła-Malinka has just finished. Contrary to yesterday in Szczyrk, today the weather isn't good for jumping, it rains during almost the whole copetition.

Second competition of Beskidy Cup takes place at Saturday afternoon in Wisła-Malinka. Rainy weather wasn't the problem for the athletes.

The second event of Beskidy Cup will take place at Saturday (19th of August) at Adam Małysz’s Ski Jumping Hill in Wisła-Malinka. Radek Židek decided that he won’t change anything in Polish team for the Saturday’s competition in Wisła so that we will see 11 Polish athletes in the first round – then same who jumped in Szczyrk at Friday.

Beskidy Cup comes back to the schedule of Summer Continental Cup. The events take place in Poland and Czech Republic. Polish ski jumpers dominated in the inauguration event. Aleksander Zniszczoł stood at the first step of the podium; he jumped 99 metres in the first round and 100.5 metres in the final round. He was only 0.5 point better than another Polish athlete, Klemens Murańka, who jumped 97.5 metres and 101 metres. At the third step of the podium stood Miran Zupancic from Slovenia (95.5 metres and 101.5 metres).

First event of Beskidy Cup takes place in Szczyrk, at Skalite Hill. First round of the competition has just finished.

First event of Beskidy Cup takes place in Szczyrk, at Skalite Hill. Trial round has just finished.

Official training before Beskidy Cup event in Szczyrk has just ended. Blaz Pavlic from Slovenia was the first. Just behind him were Polish athlete Klemens Murańka and Martti Nomme from Estonia.

At Friday, 18th of August, first competition of Beskidy Cup will take place in Szczyrk at HS-106 Ski Jumping Hill. After the 30-years-old break Beskidy Cup returns to the schedule of summer events. 75 athletes from 18 different countries will jump at Friday’s competition, among them 11 ski jumpers will be from Poland.