Who is broadcasting / showing the jump in Oberstdorf live on TV and live stream today?

Traditionally, the start of the Four Hills Tournament takes place today in Oberstdorf (NOW on LIVETICKER). Here you can find out where you can watch it on TV and live broadcast.

At the end of the year, the Four Hills Tournament is a highlight on the winter sports calendar.

Four Hills Tournament Live Today – TV Streaming & Live Streaming

You can complete the Four Hills Tournament in Austria ORF 1 watch on TV for free. furthermore, the ORF-TV counter available a live broadcast.

Kickoff in Oberstdorf is scheduled for Tuesday, December 29 at 4:25 pm. Broadcast begins at 4:00 pm Commentator Michael Roscher, co-commentator Andreas Goldberger and Martin Koch, and moderator Boris Kastner-Jirka report.

You can see the jump in Oberstdorf not only on public radio. as well Eurosport shows the entire tour live. Former world-class jumpers Sven Hannawald and Martin Schmitt will be present at the microphone as experts.

You can also watch the Four Hills Tournament on DAZN’s Eurosport channel. A monthly subscription to the streaming service costs 11.99 euros, while an annual subscription costs 119.99 euros. In both variants, the first month is free. Here you can secure the DAZN free trial month.

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Four Hills Tournament 2020/21: dates and calendar

As usual, the locations are the Schattenbergschanze in Oberstdorf (Germany), the Great olympic hill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany), Bergiselschanze in Innsbruck (Austria) and Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze in Bischofshofen (Austria). Due to the crown, Schanzen’s show must be held for the first time in history in all four venues, but without a spectator.

The tour begins on December 28 with qualifying. A day later the first competition takes place. As usual, the New Years competition will continue in Garmisch before the tour moves to Austria.

There is the competition in Innsbruck on January 3rd. The grand finale will take place in Bischofshofen on January 6.

Stefan Kraft as “Nackerpatzl” for the Four Hills Tournament

Stefan Kraft presents himself as a “lucky bag” at the Four Hills Tournament that starts Monday. After health problems, Austria’s best ski jumper in recent years has lowered his expectations for the prestigious competition. “It is clear that I will come to the tour as a Nackerpatzl. It was certainly far from the preparation I would have wanted,” Kraft said.

The overall winner of the World Cup from the previous season disputes the second highlight of the season after the World Ski Flying Championships lost after a mandatory twelve-day break with no competition pace. Recently at least a handful of training jumps were possible in Seefeld. “I just wanted to test once if everything held up and how my body reacts,” Kraft told the APA – Austrian Press Agency.

The signals sent are positive. “I think I took a very good path with a lot of talk, a lot of therapy and a lot of empathy with my body.” The concept of therapy for your back problems is consistent, even if there is no panacea. “Structurally everything is in order. There are just muscle imbalances that have built up over the years and this year the bubble burst.”