List of national bests in ski jumping

The list of national best distances in ski jumping lists the current record distances and record holders in ski jumping and ski flying by nation. The current world record of 253.5 meters dates from March 18, 2017 and is held by Austrian Stefan Kraft . The female record jumper is the Austrian Daniela Iraschko-Stolz , who reached an unofficial distance of 200 meters on January 29, 2003. The German national record is held by Markus Eisenbichler with 248 meters and Ulrike Gräßler with 146 meters. Simon Ammann achieved the Swiss best with 243.0 meters and Bigna Windmüller with 133 meters. The world record in summer was set in 2018 by Kazakhs Sergei Tkachenko and is 151 meters.

For women in particular, best distances that were established in the course of training are also taken into account, because on the one hand there are significantly fewer competitions than men and, above all, there are no official ski flying competitions.

National bests

Men

World record holder Stefan Kraft

Norway's record holder Robert Johansson

Slovenia's record holder and first person to climb 250 m, Peter Prevc

Germany's record holder Markus Eisenbichler

country	Ski jumper	Expanse	place	date
Austria 1	Stefan Kraft	253.5 m	Vikersund	18th March 2017
Norway	Robert Johansson	252.0 m	Vikersund	18th March 2017
Japan	Ryoyu Kobayashi	252.0 m	Planica	March 24, 2019
Poland	Kamil Stoch	251.5 m	Planica	March 25, 2017
Slovenia 2	Peter Prevc	250.0 m	Vikersund	February 14, 2015
Germany	Markus Eisenbichler	248.0 m	Planica	March 25, 2017 March 21, 2019
United States	Kevin Bickner	244.5 m	Vikersund	19th March 2017
Switzerland	Simon Ammann	243.0 m	Planica	March 21, 2019
Finland	Janne Happonen	240.0 m	Vikersund	February 13, 2011
Czech Republic	Antonín Hájek	236.0 m	Planica	March 20, 2010
Russia 3	Dmitri Vasiliev	233.5 m	Vikersund	February 14, 2015
Italy	Alex Insam	232.5 m	Planica	March 24, 2017
France	Vincent Descombes Sevoie	230.5 m	Vikersund	February 14, 2016
Canada	MacKenzie Boyd-Clowes	224.0 m	Planica	17th March 2016
Bulgaria	Vladimir Sografski	214.0 m	Planica	March 24, 2019
Estonia	Kaarel Nurmsalu	213.0 m	Planica	23rd March 2017
Sweden	Isak Grimholm	207.5 m	Planica	March 22, 2007
South Korea	Choi Heung-chul	207.5 m	Planica	March 14, 2008
Kazakhstan	Sergei Tkachenko	199.5 m	Vikersund	15th March 2019
Belarus	Pyotr Chaadayev	197.5 m	Bad Mitterndorf	January 12, 2005
Slovakia	Martin Mesík	195.5 m	Bad Mitterndorf	2006
Ukraine	Vitaly Schumbarez	189.5 m	Planica	March 19, 2009
Greece	Nico Polychronidis	186.0 m	Oberstdorf	2013
Netherlands	Christoph Kreuzer	162.0 m	Planica	2002
Turkey	Münir Güngen	145.0 m	Ruka	2016
Georgia 4	Koba Tsakadze	142.0 m	Vikersund	1967
Spain	Bernat Sola	141.0 m	Bad Mitterndorf	1986
Hungary	Gábor Gellér	139.0 m	Harrachov	1980
Denmark	Andreas Bjelke Nygaard	137.0 m	Lillehammer	2000s
United Kingdom 6	Robert Lock	130.0 m	Park City	2015
Romania	Eduard Torok	128.0 m	Engelberg	2015
Kyrgyzstan	Dmitri Chwykov	124.0 m	innsbruck	2002
Latvia	Kristaps Nežborts	123.0 m	Val di Fiemme	2013
People's Republic of China	Tian Zhandong	121.5 m	Bischofshofen	2004
Croatia 5	Josip Šporer	102.0 m	Planica	1940s
Lithuania 4	Zbigniew Kiwert	86.0 m	Nizhny Novgorod	1960
Iceland	Skarphéðinn Guðmundsson	80.0 m	Squaw Valley	1960
North Macedonia 5	Goga Popov Jr.	62.0 m	Planica	1952
Australia	Hal Nerdal Chris Hellerud	53.0 m	Squaw Valley Falun	1960 1974
Uganda	Dunstan Odeke	50.0 m	Oslo	1990s
Montenegro 5	Božo Čvorović	46.0 m	Žabljak	1960s
Ireland	Emile Clare	40.5 m	Gibswil	June 29, 2019
Serbia 5	Vid Černe	40.0 m	Jahorina	1949
Bosnia and Herzegovina 5	Džemo Zahirović	36.0 m	Jahorina	1949
Belgium	Jeno Farinon	36.0 m	Höhnhart	2019
Greenland	Hans Holm	23.3 m	Nuuk	1949
New Zealand	Brian MacMillan	18.6 m	Aoraki / Mount Cook	1937

¹ Gregor Schlierenzauer equalized the world record distance on March 22, 2018 in Planica, but grabbed the snow with both hands so that the flight is not considered an official record.

² Tilen Bartol flew in Planica on March 16, 2016 to a distance of 252 meters, but fell on landing.

³ Dmitri Wassiljew managed a flight of 254 meters at Vikersundbakken on February 15, 2015, but he too could not stand the jump.

^4thPart of the Soviet Union when the record jumped .

⁵Part of Yugoslavia at record jump .

^6th Sam Bolton reached a distance of 134.5 meters in Whistler on March 17, 2019 . However, the jump was not done correctly and is therefore not recognized as the best distance.

Women

Since there are no official ski flying competitions for women , most of the top distances were set up on large hills. So far only the Austrian, Norwegian, Swedish and US American records have been achieved on flying hills.

World record holder Daniela Iraschko-Stolz

German record holder Ulrike Gräßler

country	Ski jumper	Expanse	place	date
Austria	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	200.0 m	Bad Mitterndorf	January 29, 2003
Norway	Anette say	174.5 m	Vikersund	0March 6, 2004
Sweden	Helena Olsson	174.5 m	Vikersund	0March 7, 2004
United States	Lindsey Van	171.0 m	Vikersund	0March 6, 2004
Germany	Ulrike Graessler	146.0 m	Willingen	February 16, 2010
Japan	Sara Takanashi	141.0 m	Sapporo	January 10, 2011
Slovenia	Špela Rogelj	140.0 m	Klingenthal	2012
Russia	Irina Avakumova	137.0 m	k. A.	k. A.
Switzerland	Bigna Windmüller	133.0 m	Oberstdorf	2008
France	Julia Clair	131.5 m	Planica	March 22, 2014
Canada	Atsuko Tanaka	130.0 m	Courchevel	August 14, 2013
Italy	Evelyn Insam	130.0 m	Oslo	03rd February 2016
Finland	Julia Kykkänen	125.0 m	Oslo	03rd February 2016
Czech Republic	Michaela Doleželová	116.5 m	Courchevel	August 14, 2013
Romania	Daniela Haralambie	115.0 m	Oslo	04th February 2016
Poland	Kinga Rajda	111.0 m	Planica	2016
Netherlands	Wendy Vuik	107.0 m	Oslo	17th March 2013
Hungary	Virág Vörös	101.0 m	Predazzo	0September 9, 2016
People's Republic of China	Ma Tong	99.0 m	Erzurum	February 23, 2012
Estonia	Annemarii Bendi	88.0 m	Otepää	March 31, 2018
Latvia	Šarlote Šķēle	85.0 m	Predazzo	2013
Kazakhstan	Valentina Sderzhikova	80.0 m	Szczyrk	August 30, 2016
South Korea	Park Guy-lim	79.5 m	Notodden	December 11, 2015
Ukraine	Khrystyna Droniak	77.0 m	Szczyrk	July 10, 2016
Ireland	Ida Clare	37.5 m	Kandersteg	August 25, 2019

Individual evidence

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3. ^ Berni Schoedler: Helvetia Nordic Trophy Gibswil - Results. In: swiss-ski.ch. June 29, 2019, accessed November 12, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Natalia Żaczek: Jeno Farinon z nowym rekordem Belgii. In: skijumping.pl. August 6, 2019, accessed August 6, 2019 (Polish). 
5. ↑ Record i Skihop. Grønlandsposten , March 15, 1949, accessed March 20, 2017 (Danish). 
6. ↑ skiing. Americans at Mount Cook. Durrance wins two events. Auckland Star, July 27, 1937, accessed March 20, 2017 . 
7. ↑ ^{a b c d} Personal Best Ladies. Ski jumping hill archive, December 1, 2016, accessed on March 20, 2017 . 
8. ^ Berni Schoedler: Helvetia Nordic Trophy Kandersteg - Results. In: swiss-ski.ch. August 25, 2019, accessed November 12, 2019 .