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Longest Men's Competitive Ski Flying Jump

Domen Prevc of Slovenia landed a 254.5 m ski-flying jump in the second round of the 2025 Planica World Cup finale on 30 March, surpassing Stefan Kraft's 253.5 m record from 2017.

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2026-11-10
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254.5m

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Domen Prevc
Location
Letalnica ski flying hill, Planica, Slovenia · Letalnica bratov Gorišek ski flying hill
Start date
2025-03-30
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Overview

Archive Note

The Letalnica bratov Gorišek hill at Planica is a dedicated ski-flying venue where athletes can land far beyond conventional large-hill distances.

Prevc recorded the 254.5 m distance in the second round, but Anže Lanišek won the competition. The longest jump and overall event victory are distinct results because competition scores include both rounds and adjustment rules.

Key information

Distance
254.5 m
Date
30 March 2025
Event
FIS World Cup finale at Planica
Previous record
Stefan Kraft, 253.5 m in 2017
Event winner
Anže Lanišek (not the distance holder)

Record history

1 Milestones
  1. 2025-03-30254.5 mDomen PrevcLetalnica ski flying hill, Planica, SloveniaCurrent Record

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The record conclusion has sufficient verification support.

Basis: direct confirmation by an authority

Official FIS reporting and Planica venue records support Domen Prevc's valid 254.5 m jump on 30 March 2025, surpassing Stefan Kraft's 253.5 m mark. The jump-distance record does not imply that Prevc won the event.

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2026-11-10
Last editorial review
2026-11-10

Current Entry identifies the current entry in this archive; it does not establish that the record is still held today.

Source IDSourcePublisherLink
SRC-001Ski jumpingOfficialENCurrent recordPlanica Nordic CentreSRC-002Prevc produces amazing world recordOfficialENCurrent recordInternational Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS)

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