Norway's Robert Johansson has undergone back surgery in a bid to get fully fit for the 2021-2022 International Ski Federation (FIS) Ski Jumping World Cup season, after two years of injury struggles.

Sarah Hendrickson of the United States and Jernej Damjan of Slovenia have called time on their competitive ski jumping careers but will remain on the International Ski Federation (FIS) Athletes' Commission.

Vasja Bajc has been reappointed as head coach of the Czech men's ski jumping team - 15 years after he last held the role.

Former world champion Maciej Kot, whose position in the Polish ski jumping team for the 2021-2022 season was in doubt, has had his inclusion confirmed by the Polish Ski Association (PZN).

Maximilian Mechler has been named as the new head coach of the German women's ski jumping team.

Maren Lundby, Norway’s Pyeongchang 2018 ski jumping gold medallist, has called the decision by the International Ski Federation (FIS) not to introduce women's ski flying to its programme next season as "unbelievable".

Daniel Andre Tande has undergone surgery on a collarbone fracture following his crash at the International Ski Federation (FIS) World Cup Final in Planica.

The Norwegian Ski Association has confirmed Daniel Andre Tande has been woken from a coma, following a fall at a Ski Jumping World Cup event in Planica.

Germany’s Karl Geiger celebrated a fine end to the season by winning individual and team competitions at the International Ski Federation (FIS) Ski Jumping World Cup in Planica.

Slovenia's Nika Križnar has been crowned overall International Ski Federation Women's Ski Jumping World Cup champion after finishing third in a weather-affected final event of the season in Chaikovsky.

Strong winds in both Russia and Slovenia meant neither men's or women's Ski Jumping World Cup competition could be held today.

Karl Geiger won the opening World Cup of the Planicia7 tournament as wind conditions led to the cancellation of qualifying and just one jump determining the victor.

The finale of this season’s Women’s Ski Jumping World Cup grew yet more dramatic at Chaikovsky today as Austria’s Marita Kramer won her third consecutive event to effectively secure the Blue Bird Russian Tour title and retain an outside chance of the overall crystal globe prize.

Ryōyū Kobayashi won the opening Ski Jumping World Cup contest in Panica in dominant fashion, producing the biggest jump in each round, although the triumph was overshadowed by a vicious fall involving Daniel-André Tande.