Ski Jumping
Lovro Kos
- Normal Hill
- Large Hill
- Ski Flying
- Team
- Nationality
- Slovenia
- Hometown
- Ljubljana, Slovenia (resides in Moravce)
- Born
- 23 July 1999
- Primary discipline
- Normal Hill
About Lovro Kos
Slovenian ski jumper (SSK Ilirija), born in Ljubljana and resident in Moravce. Made his World Cup debut in January 2021 in Willingen and won his first individual World Cup event in Lake Placid on 10 February 2024, adding a second win in Lahti weeks later. Won a silver medal in the men's large hill team event at the Beijing 2022 Olympics alongside Peter Prevc, Timi Zajc and Cene Prevc. Finished a career-best 9th in the 2023-24 World Cup overall standings, though results fell to 30th overall in 2024-25 and, as of the 2025-26 season, he has been competing at both World Cup and Continental Cup/FIS Cup level.
Has 117 individual World Cup starts with two individual wins and four team wins, and finished 9th overall in 2023-24. His 2025-26 season mixed World Cup starts with Continental Cup and FIS Cup appearances.
Sponsors: Slatnar (skis)
Setup
1 item
Skis
Slatnar Ski jumping
- Ski Jumping
FIS athlete-biography 'Skis' field lists Slatnar. Retail-confirmed length-banded World Cup ski models (218-235cm / 238-260cm / 261-273cm) per shop.slatnar.com; exact band not publicly disclosed — see Products id 295 notes.
Slovenian-made ski jumping race ski from Slatnar. Slatnar's own World Cup shop line is sold as three length-banded models: 'World Cup 218-235', 'World Cup 238-260', and 'World Cup 261-273' (cm), i.e. the model name IS the certified length range an athlete uses, sized to hill/HS category and the jumper's FIS-calculated max ski length - there is no single named flagship model. Exact length band used by each individual athlete is not publicly disclosed.
Setup verified 19 July 2026