Peter PREVC

PERFECT SCORE
One of the only seven athletes to ever reach the perfect score of 20 points awarded by all five judges for a jump. His perfect jump was on 20 March 2015 in Planica (he was the sixth athlete in history to achieve this). Two days later Jurij Tepes (SLO) achieved the same and is the last jumper since then with a perfect score.

DOUBLE MEDALLISTS 2022
With winning gold and silver in Beijing 2022, he became one of six ski jumpers won two medals in Beijing 2022, three of them from Slovenia: Ursa BOGATAJ (SLO, two gold), Ryoyu KOBAYASHI (JPN, gold and silver), Manuel FETTNER (AUT, gold and silver), Nika KRIZNAR (SLO, gold and bronze), and Karl GEIGER (GER, two bronze).

ALL TIME TOP OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS
After winning mixed team gold and large hill team silver in Beijing 2022, large hill bronze and normal hill silver in Sochi 2014, he won four Olympic medals, the 10th ski jumper to do so, trailing only Matti Nykaenen (FIN), who has five.

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OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Olympic champion in the mixed team event 2022, together with Ursa Bogataj, Nika Kriznar and Timi Zajc. Finished fourth in the normal hill and 10th in the large hill event 2022.
Silver medal in the large hill team event 2022, together with his brother Cene Prevc, Timi Zajc and Lovro Kos.

Competed in four Olympic Winter Games (2010, 2014, 2018, 2022), winning individual silver (normal hill) and bronze (large hill) at Sochi 2014. Two-fifth places with the team (2014, 2018).

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Competing in six World Championships (2011-21), he is a three-time medallist winning one silver in 2013 (large hill) and two bronze (2011 normal hill, 2011 team). Has 15 top-10 results, 11 of them with the team.

In four Ski-Flying World Championships (2014-20), he has a medal of every colour, winning 2016 team gold, 2018 team silver, and 2014 individual large hill bronze. All his other results are no lower than sixth.

Two-time 2010 Junior World Championships medallist (normal hill silver, team bronze). Has two top-six results from 2009.

WORLD CUP
With 287 starts, he has a total of 23 individual World Cup wins, 15 of them in one season (2015/16) and holds the record for most wins in one season.

Won the overall World Cup in 2015/16 (second in back-to-back seasons in 2013/14 and 2014/15).

Won the Ski-Flying overall World Cup in three consecutive years (2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16).

In 2015/16 he captured the Four Hills Tournament (winning three of the four events), the Ski-Flying World Cup and the overall World Cup.

SEASON 2021/22
Missed the season opener in Nizhny Tagil because his second son was born at that time. Had two top-10 results throughout the season, his sixth place in Ruka his best result. In the overall World Cup he is currently ranked 19th.