Winter Sports Base

Rankings- How to move?

The primary goal of Wintersportbase.com is to create objective, measurable, and universal rankings related to winter sports. Currently, we are focusing solely on the development of ski jumping. Over time, we also plan to expand the website to include other winter sports. The current rankings can be divided into:
  • Historical Ranking—a ranking that includes all jumpers who have ever competed in any level of competition. The purpose of this ranking is to identify the best athletes in history and to allow for comparisons between any athletes.
  • Power Ranking – a ranking that includes all athletes who have been active for at least the past year, excluding those who have announced their retirement. The ranking aggregates the results of the athlete’s last 20 competitions; these competitions must not be older than one year. The ranking shows the world’s strongest active ski jumpers.
  • Fly Historical Ranking—a ranking that includes all ski jumpers who have ever competed in ski flying competitions. The purpose of this ranking is to identify the best athletes in the history of ski flying and to allow for the comparison of any ski flyers.
  • Fly Power Ranking – a ranking that includes all ski flying athletes who have been active for at least the last 2 years, excluding those who have announced their retirement. The ranking takes into account the athlete’s last 10 ski flying competitions; these competitions must not be older than 2 years.
In the selection panel of the rankings menu, you can choose the type of ranking, the athletes’ gender, their nationality, and their active status. This allows you to find a wealth of information about jumpers of a specific nationality, as well as to manage rankings by gender and whether an athlete is still active in the sport.

Power Ranking

#1
Ranking Leader

Nika Križnar

#1 Slovenia Status: active Career years: 2016–2026 Points: 50.00
Place
Athlete
Nationality
Career Years
Starts
Points
Status
#1
Slovenia
2016–2026
1
50.00
active
#1
Slovenia
2025–2026
1
50.00
active
#3
Norway
2016–2026
1
25.00
active
#3
Norway
2025–2026
1
25.00
active
#5
Japan
2023–2026
1
16.67
active
#5
Japan
2013–2026
1
16.67
active
#7
Germany
2026–2026
1
12.50
active
#7
Germany
2022–2026
1
12.50
active
#9
Austria
2026–2026
1
10.00
active
#9
Austria
2022–2026
1
10.00
active
#11
Finland
2026–2026
1
8.33
active
#11
Finland
2021–2026
1
8.33
active
#13
United States
2021–2026
1
7.14
active
#13
United States
2021–2026
1
7.14
active
#15
China
2023–2026
1
6.25
active
#15
China
2026–2026
1
6.25
active
#17
France
2025–2026
1
5.56
active
#17
France
2025–2026
1
5.56
active
#19
Italy
2025–2026
1
5.00
active
#19
Italy
2026–2026
1
5.00
active
#21
Poland
2021–2026
1
4.55
active
#21
Poland
2025–2026
1
4.55
active
#23
Romania
2016–2026
1
4.17
active
#23
Romania
2026–2026
1
4.17
active
—
Canada
2021–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Canada
2021–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Kazakhstan
2025–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Austria
2013–2023
0
0.00
active
—
China
2022–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Slovenia
2016–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Germany
2023–2023
0
0.00
active
—
Russian Federation
2013–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Russian Federation
2021–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Italy
2023–2023
0
0.00
active
—
Poland
2019–2021
0
0.00
active
—
Germany
2015–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Czechia
2021–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Poland
2022–2023
0
0.00
active
—
China
2022–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Norway
2016–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Switzerland
2023–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Norway
2023–2023
0
0.00
active
—
Germany
2013–2013
0
0.00
active
—
Slovenia
2013–2022
0
0.00
active
—
Kazakhstan
2019–2025
0
0.00
active
—
China
2025–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Japan
2013–2025
0
0.00
active
—
Ukraine
2023–2025
0
0.00
active