Zakopane Ski Jump World Cup 2021

Zakopane in Poland is a classic ski jumping venue and a traditional host in the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup. Zakopane premiered as a world cup host already in 1980. After 15 years of absence Zakopane returned to the World Cup programme in 1996 and has been almost regular host ever since. Since 2002 the world cup has been organized in Zakopane every year.

Zakopane has also been a host for the Ski World Championships three times back in the days in 1929, 1939 and 1962.



The ski jumping hill in Zakopane is called Wielka Krokiew. It's hill size is 140 metres. The Japanese jumper Yukiya Satō has the hill record of 147 metres which he jumped in the 2020 world cup team competition.

In 2021 Zakopane will host an extra weekend of competition in February since the weekend in Beijing was cancelled and moved to Zakopane.

Zakopane ski jumping world cup 2021 - Schedule & timetables

Zakopane will host two ski jumping weekends in 2021. After the normal world cup weekend in January Zakopane will also hosts a weekend in February which replaces the originally planned Beijing competitions.

Note: All times are local Polish times (CET)

Zakopane world cup 2021 - Results

Zakopane World Cup 17.1.2021

Zakopane, World Cup 16.1.2021

Zakopane World Cup 15.1.2021

Past winners in Zakopane ski jumping world cup

Local heroes have been successful in Zakopane as Polish Kamil Stoch has the most wins in the individual competition with five victories alongside the Austrin phenom Gregor Schlierenzauer. Schlierenzauer has also been successful elsewhere since he has the most world cup wins of all time with 53.

Another local super star Adam Małysz has four wins in Zakopane. The Finn Matti Hautamäki has been able to snatch three wins in Zakopane.

Despite an impressive individual record in Zakopane, Poland has won the team competition only once. The team event was launched in Zakopane in 2013.