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List of national ski-jumping records

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[1] This is the list of national ski-jumping records.

List by country

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Men

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Nation Athlete Metres Feet Place Year Source
 Japan Ryōyū Kobayashi 291.0 955 Hlíðarfjall 2024 [2]
 Slovenia Domen Prevc (WR) 254.5 834 Planica 2025 [3]
 Austria Stefan Kraft 253.5 831 Vikersund 2017 [4]
 Norway Robert Johansson 252.0 827 Vikersund 2017 [4][3]
 Poland Kamil Stoch 251.5 825 Planica 2017 [5][3]
 Germany Markus Eisenbichler 248.0 814 Planica 2017 [3]
 United States Kevin Bickner 244.5 802 Vikersund 2017 [3]
 Finland Janne Happonen 240.0 787 Vikersund 2011 [3]
 Switzerland Simon Ammann 239.5 785 Vikersund 2017 [3]
 Russia Evgeni Klimov 237.0 778 Planica 2020 [3]
 Czech Republic Antonín Hájek 236.0 774 Planica 2010 [3]
 Italy Alex Insam 234.0 767 Planica 2025 [3]
 France Vincent Descombes Sevoie 230.5 756 Vikersund 2016 [3]
 Ukraine Yevhen Marusiak 228.5 750 Planica 2024 [3]
 Estonia Artti Aigro 227.5 746 Planica 2025 [3]
 Canada Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes 224.0 735 Planica 2016 [6]
 Bulgaria Vladimir Zografski 215.0 705 Planica 2025 [3]
 Turkey Muhammed Ali Bedir 212.5 697 Kulm 2023 [3]
 Sweden Isak Grimholm 207.5 681 Planica 2007 [3]
 South Korea Choi Heung-chul Planica 2008 [3]
 Slovakia Hektor Kapustik 202.0 662 Planica 2025 [3]
 Kazakhstan Sergey Tkachenko 199.5 655 Vikersund 2019 [3]
 Belarus Petr Chaadaev 197.5 648 Kulm 2006 [3]
 Netherlands Boy van Baarle 197.0 646 Kulm 2005 [3]
 Greece Nico Polychronidis 186.0 610 Oberstdorf 2013 [3]
 Romania Daniel Andrei Cecina 169.5 556 Planica 2025 [3]
 Georgia[a] Koba Tsakadze 142.0 466 Vikersund 1967 [7]
 Spain Bernat Sola 141.0 463 Tauplitz 1986 [3]
 Hungary Gábor Gellér 139.0 456 Harrachov 1980 [3]
 Denmark Andreas Bjelke Nygaard 137.0 449 Lillehammer 2000s [3]
 Great Britain Sam Bolton 134.5 441 Whistler 2019 [8]
 China Song Qiwu 130.5 426 Chaikovsky 2021 [9]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Selver Merdanovic 128.5 421 Zakopane 1987 [10]
 Latvia Kristaps Nežborts 127.0 416 Predazzo 2013 [3]
 Kyrgyzstan Dmitry Chvykov 124.0 407 Innsbruck 2002 [11]
 Iceland Anton Øyvindsson 94.5 310 Oslo 2020 [12]
 Thailand Korawik Saendee 87.0 285 Rovaniemi 2023 [13]
 Lithuania[a] Zbigniew Kiwert 86.0 282 Nizhny Novgorod 1960 [14]
 Croatia Urban Zamernik 82.0 269 Hinterzarten 2010 [15][circular reference]
 Serbia Nikola Stevanović 65.0 213 Planica 2018 [16][17]
 Andorra Tomás Cano 64.5 212 La Molina 1992 [18][circular reference]
 North Macedonia[b] Goga Popov junior 62.0 203 Planica 1952 [19]
 Australia Bruce Neville 57.5 188 Westby 1997 [3]
 Liechtenstein Norbert Frick 54.5 178 Riezlern 1981 [3]
 Uganda Dunstan Odeke 50.0 164 Oslo 1990s [20]
 Montenegro[b] Božo Čvorović 46.0 151 Žabljak 1962 [21]
 Greenland Hans Holm 45.0 147 Oslo 1956 [3][22]
 Belgium Jeno Farinon 37.0 115 Höhnhart 2019 [23]
 Chile Alfredo Aliaga 30.0 98 Farellones 1955 [3]
 Argentina Luis de Ridder 25.0 82 Farellones 1954 [3]
 New Zealand Brian MacMillan 18.6 61 Mount Cook 1937 [24]
  1. ^ a b Part of the Soviet Union at the time.
  2. ^ a b Part of Yugoslavia at the time.

Women

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Nation Athlete Metres Feet Place Year Source
 Slovenia Nika Prevc Women's world record 236.0 774 Vikersund 2025
 Norway Silje Opseth 230.5 756 Vikersund 2024
 Canada Alexandria Loutitt 225.0 738 Vikersund 2023 [25]
 Austria Lisa Eder 205.5 674 Vikersund 2025 [26]
 Germany Selina Freitag 202.0 663 Vikersund 2025 [25]
 Japan Yūki Itō 201.5 661 Vikersund 2023 [25]
 Finland Jenny Rautionaho 199.0 653 Vikersund 2025 [25]
 Sweden Helena Olsson Smeby 174.5 572 Vikersund 2004 [26]
 United States Lindsey Van 171.0 561 Vikersund 2004 [26]
 France Joséphine Pagnier 181.0 512 Vikersund 2024
 Russia Aleksandra Kustova 150.0 492 Willingen 2022 [26]
 Italy Lara Malsiner 144.0 472 Vikersund 2025 [26]
 Poland Kinga Rajda 134.0 439 Planica 2019 [27]
 China Chang Xinyue 125.0 410 Lillehammer 2017 [26]
 Czech Republic Klára Ulrichová 124.5 408 Wisla 2021 [26]
 Romania Daniela Haralambie 123.5 405 Lillehammer 2019 [26]
 Kazakhstan Valentina Sderzhikova 120.5 395 Chaikovskiy 2018 [26]
 Switzerland Emely Torazza 113.0 371 Klingenthal 2022 [26]
 Slovakia Kira Mária Kapustíková 112.5 369 Lillehammer 2024
 Hungary Virág Vörös 112.0 367 Planica 2019 [26]
 Netherlands Wendy Vuik 107.0 351 Oslo 2013 [26]
 South Korea Park Guy-lim 107.0 351 Lillehammer 2019 [26]
 Ukraine Tetiana Pylypchuk 101.5 333 Wisla 2022 [26]
 Estonia Anemarii Bendi 94.0 308 Otepää 2019 [26]
 Great Britain Mani Cooper 81.5 267 Seefeld 2021 [26]
 Latvia Aelita Krasilscikova 87.5 287 Eisenerz 2025
 Liechtenstein Alina Buechel 75.5 247 Predazzo 2022
 Georgia Esmeralda Gobozova 66.0 217 Prémanon 2020 [26]
 Bulgaria Vesela Karadimova 42.5 139 Rasnov 2023 [28]

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