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Official training of the FIS Grand Prix started at 19.00 at Adam Małysz’s Ski Jumping Hill. The best was Stephen Leyhe who jumped 124 metres. Only 0,9 points less obtained Dawid Kubacki who jumped 121,5 metres. The third place was for Adreas Kofler with a jump of 126 metres long.

73 ski jumpers from all over the world, including 12 Polish athletes, will participate in the trainings and will start in the qualification for Saturday’s individual competition in FIS Grand Prix Wisła 2017. The brightest stars, such as World Champions from Lahti – Kamil Stoch, Piotr Żyła, Maciej Kot and Dawid Kubacki, Andreas Wellinger from Germany, Daniel Andre Tande from Norway or Peter Prevc from Slovenia, came to Wisła.

Due to strong weather conditions the program of Thursday’s competition at Adam Małysz’s Ski Jumping Hill in Wisła-Malinka has changed. The official training will start at 18:00, whereas the qualification will take place just after the training.

Tickets for the inauguration of FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Wisła will be on sale at Friday (14th of July 2017). The inauguration will take place for the first time in history at Adam Małysz’s Ski Jumping Hill in Wisła-Malinka in November 2017 (17th-19th).

On Thursday in Wisła we will see 77 competitors from 16 countries at the start of the qualification for Saturday’s competition. The brightest stars such as Andreas Kofler, Gregor Schlierenzauer, Daniel-Andre Tande, Simon Ammann or Andreas Wellinger, as well as the best Polish ski jumpers and the World Champions from Lahti will come to Wisła.

Tickets for FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix competition in Wisła are so popular that they are almost sold out. We can assume that this summer in Wisła fans will come in full force to cheer the ski jumpers. For those who will prefer watching the competition at home, we have a marvellous information – you can watch the team and the individual event at TVP 1.

This Thursday on 13th of July the official ceremony of bib distribution to the TOP 10 ski jumpers from the qualification will be held in Wisla centre in the Amphitheatre of S. Hadyna.

Last trainings before the upcoming at Thursday FIS Grand Prix in Wisła took place on Adam Małysz’s Hill in Wisła-Malinka at Wednesday. This time it was foreign ski jumpers who jumped at the hill. They had two trainings, one in the morning and the second one in the afternoon. The teams that came for the training were from Norway, France, Slovenia, Italy and Kazakhstan.

A meeting for media representatives with Polish ski jumpers will take place in Golebiewski Hotel in Wisla on Thursday, 13th of July 2017. Ski jumpers and Head Coach Stefan Horngacher will be at journalists’ disposal at Thursday morning, from 11.30 till 12.30. Media day will take place in Press Office in Golebiewski Hotel at the fourth floor, room 4/3.

During FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix Wisła 2017 ( 13th – 15th of July 2017) bus transport to ski jumping hill and return one to Wisła are planned according to the regular bus timetables and tickets. What is more, additional buses are planned before and after the competition.