Domen Prevc Sets Men's Ski Jumping World Record with 254.5-Meter Leap
The Slovenian athlete achieved the historic jump at the season-ending World Cup in Planica, but compatriot Anze Lanisek claimed overall victory.
- Domen Prevc broke the men's ski jumping world record with a 254.5-meter jump during the 2024-25 World Cup finale in Planica, Slovenia.
- The previous record of 253.5 meters was held by Austria's Stefan Kraft since March 2017.
- Prevc described the jump as 'amazing' and 'perfect,' expressing disbelief at his achievement in front of an ecstatic home crowd.
- Despite the record-breaking feat, Anze Lanisek won the Planica event with a combined score of 482.1 points, while Prevc finished second with 475.00 points.
- The event underscored Slovenia's dominance in ski jumping, with fans celebrating both individual and national achievements.