Kamil Stoch Ski Setup

Kamil Stoch

Normal Hill

Large Hill

Ski Flying

Team

Nationality

Poland

Hometown

Zab, Poland (residence: Zakopane)

Born

25 May 1987

Turned pro

2003

Primary discipline

Normal Hill

Polish ski jumping legend from Zab who represents KS Eve-nement Zakopane and lives in Zakopane. One of the most decorated ski jumpers in history: swept both individual gold medals (normal hill and large hill) at the 2014 Sochi Olympics - becoming only the third man ever to win both individual hills at a single Games, after Matti Nykanen and Simon Ammann - then added a third individual gold on the large hill at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. Won three Four Hills Tournaments and is one of only three jumpers in history (with Sven Hannawald and Ryoyu Kobayashi) to sweep the Four Hills 'Grand Slam' - winning all four legs in a single tournament. Also won individual and team gold at the Nordic World Ski Championships and individual silver at the Ski Flying World Championships, plus two World Cup overall titles. Retired at the end of the 2025-26 season, taking his final competitive jump at Planica.

RETIRED at the end of the 2025-26 season (final jump at Planica). 2025-26 World Cup: 31st overall, 186 points (FIS official cup standings) - his farewell season. Career: 3x Olympic individual gold (2014 normal hill, 2014 large hill, 2018 large hill); 3x Four Hills Tournament winner (incl. the 2017-18 Grand Slam); 2x World Cup overall champion; World Champion (individual & team); Ski Flying Worlds individual silver. 2026 Olympics (Milano Cortina, his last Games): 38th individual normal hill; 21st individual large hill.

Sponsors: Fischer (skis)

Fischer Ski jumping

Ski Jumping

Skis per FIS's official athlete database (Skis: Fischer).

Ski jumping race ski from Fischer's ski jumping athlete roster, distinct from the brand's existing alpine and cross-country race-ski entries. Starting the 2025-26 season, Fischer Sports' ski jumping skis carry a co-branding partnership with the unrelated German fastening-technology company 'fischer Group', featuring the fischer Group's 'DuoPower' anchor-product branding on the skis alongside the Fischer Sports logo - this is a sponsorship/branding tie-up, not a new ski model name.

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