At 18:33 on Saturday, during the second day of the Norwegian Summer Ski Jumping Championships at Midtstuen, strong winds reaching up to 8 meters per second disrupted the event. The women’s competition, which was set to include athlete Joséphine Pagnier, was completely postponed to Sunday due to the unsafe conditions. The men’s competition proceeded, but only a single run was held instead of the usual two. Isak Andreas Langmo secured victory in the men’s event with a jump of 98 meters, earning him the title of Norwegian Summer Champion. He edged out Sindre Ulven Joergensen, who landed at 101 meters, and Adrian Thon Gundersrud, who achieved 94.5 meters. Other notable performances included Halvor Egner Granerud finishing fifth with a jump of 89.5 meters, Robin Pedersen in eighth place with 94 meters, Johann André Forfang in ninth with 92.5 meters, Marius Lindvik in twelfth with 90.5 meters, and Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal in eighteenth with 89 meters. Full results from the competition are available for review. In related news from other Nordic countries, Nordic combined events in Hinterzarten saw Nathalie Armbruster and Vinzenz Geiger crowned as German Summer Champions. Meanwhile, in rollerski, the starting lists for individual competitors in the U15 Summer National Cross-Country Skiing Challenge at Prémanon were officially announced. In ski jumping, young athletes Mado Caillon and Mahé Thomas-Couturaud triumphed in the U15 events at the 2026 Summer National Challenge in La Bresse. In biathlon, Ruj Groselj-Simic and Nika Pelan became Slovenian Summer Champions in the short individual event at Pokljuka. The competition took place in the absence of several top athletes, which may have affected the usual level of competition. These results highlight the ongoing summer sports season across various Nordic disciplines.