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Hill records
On this page, we explain some important rules about listing of hill records on skijumpinghills.com
Men, ladies and fallen jumps:
There is a general distinction between hill records set up by men and women (indicated by the gender symbols 
and 
).
Furthermore, there is a general distinction between hill records set up during winter on snow and during summer on plastic matting (indicated by the 
snowflake and 
sun symbols).
All fallen jumps or jumps where the jumper touched the landing area with a part of the body are highlighted in red.
Following types of hill records are distinguished:
Official hill record - it is the longest landed jump during an individual, team or mixed team competition (1st and 2nd round) and qualification rounds of: World Cup, Summer Grand Prix, World Ski Championships and Olympic Games.
On ski flying hills, every jump counts as an official jump, thus an official hill record can be set up even during official training rounds, trial round and cancelled round (exception: trial jumpers, who do not appear on result lists).
In the case of official hill records, we adhere to the records on the FIS protocols, even if there are doubts about the proper judgement of landing (e.g., Stefan Kraft's world record jump, where the video shows that he touched the snow, but the judges counted the jump as properly landed).
Hill record – it is the longest landed jump during any competition, independent of their rank, including all training, trial, qualification and competition rounds, also including cancelled rounds. This jump does not have to be judged by the judges, but it must be performed during an official round where judges, coaches or organizing committee members were present.
Longest jump – is the longest jump ever made by anyone at any time on the ski jumping hill, including fallen jumps (see above). These are mainly jumps during sessions where jumpers start from very high start gates with very good wind and potentially with non-regular equipment. This is the type of information on how far you can jump on a given hill.
The term "official hill record" is only used if there is a "hill record" that does not count as official. Likewise, the term "longest jump" is only used if there is a longest jump that is not considered as "hill record".
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Men - Winter
| 2024-04-24: |  |
HS 300 | Akureyri, Red Bull |
| 291.0 m | Ryōyū Kobayashi  - Official hill record |
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| 2015-02-15: |  |
HS 240 | Vikersund, Vikersundbakken |
| WC | 254.0 m | Dimitri Vassiliev  - Longest jump |
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| 2018-03-22: |  |
HS 240 | Planica, Letalnica bratov Gorišek |
| WC | 253.5 m | Gregor Schlierenzauer  - Longest jump |
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| 2023-01-27: | |
HS 235 | Bad Mitterndorf, Kulm-Skiflugschanze |
| WC | 247.5 m | Žiga Jelar - Longest jump |
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| 2022-03-20: |  |
HS 235 | Oberstdorf, Heini-Klopfer-Schanze |
| WC | 242.5 m | Domen Prevc - Official hill record |
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Men - Summer
| 2018-07-11: |  |
HS 140 | Shchuchinsk, Lyzhnyy Tramplin Burabay |
| Opening | 154.0 m | Jurij Tepeš - Longest jump |
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| 2022-09-02: | |
HS 142 | Bischofshofen, Paul-Außerleitner-Schanze |
| 150.5 m | Stefan Kraft - Longest jump |
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| 2019-10-05: | |
HS 140 | Klingenthal, Sparkasse Vogtland Arena |
| SGP | 148.0 m | Marius Lindvik - Official hill record |
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| 2023-10-29: | |
HS 137 | Sapporo, Ōkurayama |
| N-JPN | 147.5 m | Ren Nikaidō - Hill record |
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| 2016-10-15: | |
HS 140 | Esto-Sadok, Olympic Hill |
| N-T-RUS | 147.5 m | Dimitri Vassiliev - Official hill record |
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Women - Winter
| 2024-03-17: | |
HS 240 | Vikersund, Vikersundbakken |
| WC | 236.5 m | Silje Opseth - Longest jump |
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| 2023-02-03: | |
HS 147 | Willingen, Mühlenkopfschanze |
| WC-MIX | 154.5 m | Yuki Itō - Longest jump |
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| 2021-03-28: | |
HS 140 | Chaykovskiy, Snezhinka |
| WC | 146.5 m | Marita Kramer - Official hill record |
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| 2016-03-19: | |
HS 137 | Sapporo, Ōkurayama |
| 145.0 m | Yuki Itō - Hill record |
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| 2021-01-29: | |
HS 142 | Titisee-Neustadt, Hochfirstschanze |
| WC | 143.5 m | Nika Križnar - Longest jump |
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Women - Summer
| 2018-11-02: | |
HS 137 | Sapporo, Ōkurayama |
| 144.0 m | Sara Takanashi - Hill record |
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| 2020-09-10: | |
HS 140 | Lillehammer, Lysgårdsbakken |
| 142.5 m | Silje Opseth - Longest jump |
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| 2023-10-07: | |
HS 140 | Klingenthal, Sparkasse Vogtland Arena |
| SGP | 141.5 m | Nika Križnar - Official hill record |
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| 2020-09-27: | |
HS 142 | Bischofshofen, Paul-Außerleitner-Schanze |
| N-AUT | 140.5 m | Chiara Hölzl - Official hill record |
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| 2018-09-08: | |
HS 140 | Chaykovskiy, Snezhinka |
| SGP | 140.0 m | Jerneja Brecl - Official hill record |
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