Four Hills Tournament: Kick-off in Oberstdorf live on TV and live stream - Here you can see the DSV eagles flying
Created: 12/29/2021 Updated: 12/29/2021, 4:09 PM
From: Josef Forster
Karl Geiger is one of the favorites at the Four Hills Tournament.
© Daniel Karmann / dpa
The Four Hills Tournament starts on December 29th in Oberstdorf.
For the DSV-Adler around Karl Geiger, it's about the first title since Sven Hannawald.
An overview of the transfer.
Oberstdorf / Munich - When the ski jumpers jump from the Schattenbergschanze on December 29th, the question arises as every year: Which athlete can win the overall ranking of the Four Hills Tournament?
The biggest favorite is the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi, but DSV-Adler Karl Geiger is also hoping for the tour victory.
He would be the first German athlete since Sven Hannawald to win the Four Hills Tournament.
Four Hills Tournament: Karl Geiger wants to succeed Sven Hannwald
Karl Geiger lost the overture to the expected duel against Ryoyu Kobayashi, but he didn't let it bother him at all. “The basic idea fits. I think I can approach it with good self-confidence, "said the greatest German ski jumping hope after his second place in the qualification at the beginning of the 70th Four Hills Tournament in Oberstdorf with a view to the upcoming competition. The 28-year-old local hero jumped 127.5 meters and only had to admit defeat to the Japanese Kobayashi.
Even if the weather forecast predicts a difficult jump, Karl Geiger is confident about the competition.
It would be "even worse", predicted Geiger, who grew up only a few meters away from the ski jump.
“But in the end you have to adjust to it and then just make sure that you make a good jump.” The 70th anniversary of the tour is about the first triumph for the German ski jumpers since Sven Hannawald * 20 years ago.
Four Hills Tournament: overview of dates and broadcast
Things will get serious for German ski jumping hopes on Wednesday, December 29th at 4.30 p.m.
Then the first decision of the first jump is made.
While up to 40,000 enthusiastic ski jumping fans cheered on the athletes in pre-pandemic times, the Four Hills Tournament will take place in winter 2021/2022 to the exclusion of fans due to the Corona restrictions.
In order not to miss a jump, it is therefore worthwhile to have an overview of the dates and places where decisions are made.
Merkur.de
accompanies the Four Hills Tournament with a live ticker.
date | location | contest | time | transmission |
December 28th | Oberstdorf | qualification | 16.30 o'clock | ARD, Eurosport |
December 29th | Oberstdorf | Prelude jumping | 16.30 o'clock | ARD, Eurosport |
December 31 | Garmisch-Partenkirchen | qualification | 14 o'clock | ZDF, Eurosport |
January 1st | Garmisch-Partenkirchen | New year jumping | 14 o'clock | ZDF, Eurosport |
January 3rd | innsbruck | qualification | 1.30 p.m. | ZDF, Eurosport |
January 3rd | innsbruck | Bergisel jumping | 1.30 p.m. | ZDF, Eurosport |
January 5th | Bischofshofen | qualification | 5.15 p.m. | ARD, Eurosport |
6th January | Bischofshofen | Epiphany jumping | 5.30 p.m. | ARD, Eurosport |
Four Hills Tournament live on TV and live stream: Where can I see the jumping?
The broadcasting rights for the 70th Four Hills Tournament were secured by ARD, ZDF and Eurosport.
All channels are freely receivable.
For ski jumping fans who want to cheer on the go, there is a live stream.
ARD and ZDF offer these freely accessible in their media libraries.
Tom Bartels comments on the jumping for ARD, Stefan Bier and Norbert König sit behind the microphone for ZDF, Eurosport relies on Gerhard Leinauer as a commentator.
They receive support from a large number of experts.
Tour winners Sven Hannwald (ARD), Martin Schmitt and Werner Schuster (both Eurosport) as well as Toni Innauer and Stefan Bier (both ZDF) accompany the Four Hills Tournament with their expertise.
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