From 26 to 29 March 2026, Planica will host the Ski Flying World Cup Finals — the pinnacle of the winter season, drawing visitors from all over the globe.
Competition Program
- Thursday, 26 March 2026 — Men’s qualification
- Friday, 27 March 2026 — Official women’s training / Men’s individual competition
- Saturday, 28 March 2026 — Men’s team competition / Premiere women’s World Cup event on the Gorišek Brothers Flying Hill
- Sunday, 29 March 2026 — Men’s season finale / Award ceremonies (overall World Cup champion, Nations Cup, Planica 7 trophy)
Premiere Women’s Competition — A Historic Milestone
The first official women’s competition on a ski flying hill is a major step toward equal recognition in ski jumping. The best female athletes will finally have the opportunity to compete on the largest stage of ski flying — the Gorišek Brothers hill, where in 2025 a new world record was set. On Saturday, 28 March 2026, Planica will host a competition of historic significance, a true milestone in organizing events at the highest level in the valley of world champions.
Slovenian Spotlight: Nika Prevc and the Women’s World Record
At this premiere women’s competition, fans from around the world will pay special attention to Nika Prevc. In the 2024/25 season she confirmed her status as the best ski jumper in the world, and on 14 March 2025 in Vikersund, she set the women’s world record of 236 meters during training. This achievement has been written into the history of women’s ski jumping in golden letters.
Men’s Flying Spectacle: Domen Prevc and the World Record in Planica
The men’s side of the competition will also be filled with excitement — Slovenian hero Domen Prevc set a new world record of 254.5 meters in Planica on 30 March 2025. It was one of the most emotional moments in the history of ski flying, capturing worldwide attention and bringing the ski flying world record back to Planica after 14 years.
Fans — The Heart of Planica
Planica is not only a sporting venue or a beautiful place for walks and mountain leisure — it is a sporting celebration, a spectacle, and an all-senses experience.
- The crowd’s atmosphere: Upon arrival in the valley, fans are greeted by a sea of flags, colors, and cheering gear. Songs, drums, rattles, and roaring chants set the rhythm of the event and create an atmosphere unmatched by any other winter venue.
- Interaction with athletes: Visitors can meet their ski jumping idols in fan zones, collect autographs or photos, and support them with banners and cheers.
- Gastronomy and local delights: Planica offers a wide culinary selection — from local Slovenian specialties to quick snacks between competitions. The aroma of delicious food, warm drinks, and mountain hut meals makes the day complete.
- Family fun and side programs: Children’s areas, concerts, DJs, and cultural performances ensure fun for all generations. The event is designed for families, groups of friends, and dedicated fan communities alike.
- Panoramic views and scenic points: Walking around the stands or nearby hills reveals spectacular views of the valley and the ski flying hill. Photos, videos, and unforgettable record jumps turn into lifelong memories.
- Fan communities and tradition: Planica connects generations — many fans return year after year, bringing new traditions and stories. The atmosphere is a blend of pride, joy, and pure sporting passion, uniting Slovenians and international visitors into one community.
Conclusion — Why Come to Planica
The year 2026 will be unforgettable in Planica. Beyond the sporting spectacle and world record-breaking flights, the event will be marked by the historic first women’s competition on a ski flying hill, alongside performances that will again be written into Slovenian and global ski flying history.
If you want to witness new milestones, capture unforgettable moments, support the athletes, and experience pure fan ecstasy — Planica is the place where it all happens.
