List of national ski-jumping records

See also: List of longest ski jumps

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

List by country

Men

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]
Latvia	Kristaps Nežborts	127.0	416	Predazzo	2013	[3]
Kyrgyzstan	Dmitry Chvykov	124.0	407	Innsbruck	2002	[10]
Iceland	Anton Øyvindsson	94.5	310	Oslo	2020	[11]
Thailand	Korawik Saendee	87.0	285	Rovaniemi	2023	[12]
Lithuania[a]	Zbigniew Kiwert	86.0	282	Nizhny Novgorod	1960	[13]
Croatia	Urban Zamernik	82.0	269	Hinterzarten	2010	[14][circular reference]
Serbia	Nikola Stevanović	65.0	213	Planica	2018	[15][16]
Andorra	Tomás Cano	64.5	212	La Molina	1992	[17][circular reference]
North Macedonia[b]	Goga Popov junior	62.0	203	Planica	1952	[18]
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	[19]
Montenegro[b]	Božo Čvorović	46.0	151	Žabljak	1962	[20]
Greenland	Hans Holm	45.0	147	Oslo	1956	[3][21]
Belgium	Jeno Farinon	37.0	115	Höhnhart	2019	[22]
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	[23]

1. Part of the Soviet Union at the time.
2. Part of Yugoslavia at the time.

Women

Nation	Athlete	Metres	Feet	Place	Year	Source
Slovenia	Nika Prevc	236.0	774	Vikersund	2025
Norway	Silje Opseth	230.5	756	Vikersund	2024
Canada	Alexandria Loutitt	225.0	738	Vikersund	2023	[24]
Austria	Lisa Eder	205.5	674	Vikersund	2025	[25]
Germany	Selina Freitag	202.0	663	Vikersund	2025	[24]
Japan	Yūki Itō	201.5	661	Vikersund	2023	[24]
Finland	Jenny Rautionaho	199.0	653	Vikersund	2025	[24]
Sweden	Helena Olsson Smeby	174.5	572	Vikersund	2004	[25]
United States	Lindsey Van	171.0	561	Vikersund	2004	[25]
France	Joséphine Pagnier	181.0	512	Vikersund	2024
Russia	Aleksandra Kustova	150.0	492	Willingen	2022	[25]
Italy	Lara Malsiner	144.0	472	Vikersund	2025	[25]
Poland	Kinga Rajda	134.0	439	Planica	2019	[26]
China	Chang Xinyue	125.0	410	Lillehammer	2017	[25]
Czech Republic	Klára Ulrichová	124.5	408	Wisla	2021	[25]
Romania	Daniela Haralambie	123.5	405	Lillehammer	2019	[25]
Kazakhstan	Valentina Sderzhikova	120.5	395	Chaikovskiy	2018	[25]
Switzerland	Emely Torazza	113.0	371	Klingenthal	2022	[25]
Slovakia	Kira Mária Kapustíková	112.5	369	Lillehammer	2024
Hungary	Virág Vörös	112.0	367	Planica	2019	[25]
Netherlands	Wendy Vuik	107.0	351	Oslo	2013	[25]
South Korea	Park Guy-lim	107.0	351	Lillehammer	2019	[25]
Ukraine	Tetiana Pylypchuk	101.5	333	Wisla	2022	[25]
Estonia	Anemarii Bendi	94.0	308	Otepää	2019	[25]
Great Britain	Mani Cooper	81.5	267	Seefeld	2021	[25]
Latvia	Aelita Krasilscikova	87.5	243	Eisenerz	2025
Georgia	Esmeralda Gobozova	66.0	217	Prémanon	2020	[25]