Joergen GRAABAK

ALL-TIME TOP MEDALLIST
With his two gold medals in Beijing 2022 and two from Sochi 2014, he became the first athlete to win four Olympic gold medals in Nordic combined, surpassing Eric Frenzel (GER), Felix Gottwald (AUT), Samppa Lajunen (FIN) and Ulrich Wehling (GDR) on three each.

PYEONGCHANG 2018 TEAM SILVER
“It’s really important and it’s a good feeling for all of us and the whole team. We’ve had fourth places in both individual competitions (Jarl Magnus Riiber finished just out of the medals in both the normal hill/10km and the large hill/10 km). It’s a relief to take the silver on such a great day. Everybody did a good job on the jumping hill and also had a good race with the skis. It was a good day for us.” (olympics.com, 22 Feb 2018)

COACH
Norwegian team coach Jan Schmid (NOR) is a four-time Olympian (2002, 2006, 2010, 2018) winning team silver at PyeongChang 2018, and seven-time World Championship medallist, including team gold in 2019.

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OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES:
Beijing 2022 gold medallist in the large hill/10km event, after being ranked 12th after the ski jumping part of the competition. Silver medallist in the normal hill/10km event.
Gold medallist in the team event (large hill/4x5km), together with Espen Bjoernstad, Espen Andersen, and Jens Luraas Oftebro.

Two-time Olympic champion (individual, team) at Sochi 2014 in his Olympic Winter Games debut. Won team silver at PyeongChang 2018, holding off Austria's Mario Seidl on the last leg, to finish less than 32 seconds behind the overwhelming favourites, Germany in first.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS:
In five appearances (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021) he won as many medals, all in team events, with two gold (2019, 2021) and three silver (2013, 2015, 2017). In individual competition, his best result is eighth in 2015 in Falun (normal hill/10km).

Competed at three Junior World Championships, winning team silver in 2010, and has three top-10 individual finishes.

WORLD CUP:
First podium finish in 2011 (normal hill/10km), first podium victory was in the team event in 2012. He was already the Olympic champion when he won his first individual World Cup in 2015 in Val di Fiemme (large hill/10km). Since then he has won seven individual events and 20 with the team. 2019/20 was his best season finishing second in the overall ranking.

In 2021/22, he had 10 top-10 finishes, including one win and one third place, both of them in Seefeld. He was the winner of the Seefeld Triple. In the overall World Cup, he is currently ranked fourth.