Women's Ski Flying World Cup in Vikersund Canceled Due to Strong Winds

After multiple delays, the competition was called off as unsafe weather conditions persisted over the weekend.

The Women's Ski Flying World Cup event in Vikersund was canceled on Sunday due to persistent high winds, deemed unsafe for competition.
Jury officials made the decision after several delays and unsuccessful attempts to proceed with the event.
This was supposed to be one of only two ski flying competitions for women in the World Cup season, both scheduled for the weekend in Vikersund.
Saturday's event faced significant disruptions, with the morning session halted before the last participant and resumed later in the afternoon.
In the rescheduled Saturday competition, Slovenia's Nika Prevc won with a 213.5-meter jump, followed by Ema Klinec in second and Germany's Selina Freitag in third.