Constantin Schmid

An Olympic bronze medalist in ski jumping, Constantin Schmid earned his medal at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing as a key member of the German Men’s Large Hill Team, solidifying his status on the international stage. His professional career launched with a significant World Cup debut in Oberstdorf in December 2016, marking the beginning of his rapid ascent within the sport. Schmid quickly established himself, achieving his first individual World Cup podium with an impressive third-place finish in Râ?nov in February 2020, a pivotal moment that underscored his individual prowess. This period also saw him contribute significantly to numerous team successes, including multiple podium finishes and two outright team victories in Zakopane and Lahti during the prolific 2019-2020 season with the highly competitive German national squad.

Building on this strong foundation, Schmid continued to distinguish himself among the elite in international ski jumping. He was an integral part of the German national team that clinched a silver medal at the 2020 Ski Flying World Championships in Planica, showcasing his invaluable contribution in high-stakes team competitions. Demonstrating exceptional individual skill and daring, Schmid also recorded a personal best ski flying distance of 234.0 meters in Planica in 2019, a remarkable feat on the sport’s most challenging hills. Schmid continued to maintain a prominent presence and competitive edge at major championships, further cementing his reputation.

At the 2023 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Planica, he delivered strong individual results, securing a 7th place finish in the demanding Normal Hill competition and a 17th place in the Large Hill. His consistent high-level performances in both individual and team formats firmly establish Constantin Schmid as a respected and top-tier competitor on the global ski jumping circuit, continually demonstrating the precision, power, and mental fortitude required at this elite level.