Jan Hörl is an Olympic champion ski jumper recognized for his consistent performance in international competitions.
Manner is Jan Hörl's head sponsor, supporting his ski jumping career.
Jan Hörl has signed a new contract to extend his partnership with Silberpfeil as his beverage partner.
Porsche Linz & Skoda Österreich serve as Jan Hörl's mobility partners.
Jan Hörl became a brand ambassador for Armstark, his regeneration partner, in a multi-year agreement.
Fischer Ski is Jan Hörl's official supplier. Jan Hörl contributed to Fischer's successful performance following the Trondheim medals.
Volksbank is a Ski Austria Partner associated with Jan Hörl.
Hargassner is a Ski Austria Partner associated with Jan Hörl.
Kronen Zeitung is a Ski Austria Partner associated with Jan Hörl.
World4You is Jan Hörl's web partner.
Jan Hörl was born on October 16, 1998, in Schwarzach im Pongau, Austria. His ski jumping career began at the age of six. Despite initial challenges, his coaches identified potential, leading him to continue in the sport. Over time, his training became more professional, and he steadily improved, eventually gaining experience in the World Cup circuit. In his second World Cup season, he achieved his first individual World Cup podium and secured a World Cup victory with the Austrian team.
Two years later, Jan Hörl clinched his first individual World Cup victory in Wisla, Poland. A significant milestone in his career was earning a medal with his teammates at a major event annually since 2021. This consistent performance culminated in becoming an Olympic Champion with his team at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. He has also secured numerous World Championship medals, including a silver in the individual large hill and team large hill at the 2025 Trondheim World Championships, and a silver in team ski flying in 2024. In the 2024/25 season, he achieved 2nd place overall in both the Four Hills Tournament and the World Cup, alongside being named Salzburg’s Sportsman of the Year 2025.
Hörl’s career progression demonstrates a steady rise through the ranks of professional ski jumping, marked by significant individual and team achievements. His early World Cup experiences led to individual victories and team successes, including an Olympic gold medal. He has accumulated 15 World Cup victories (5 individual, 10 team) and 43 World Cup podiums (25 individual, 18 team) as of March 30, 2025. His personal best jump is 242.5 meters in Planica on March 30, 2025, reflecting his ongoing dedication and skill in the sport.
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