Global broadcast lineup confirmed for FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025

Comprehensive coverage ensures fans worldwide can follow every moment from Trondheim

Zug, Switzerland – Fans across the world will be able to follow every moment of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships Trondheim 2025, with Infront securing an extensive network of broadcast partners to deliver live coverage across multiple platforms.

Major broadcasters including NRK and TV2 (Norway), Viaplay (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden), ARD/ZDF (Germany), TVN (Poland), Eurosport (Europe, Asia), CBC (Canada), CCTV (China), NHK (Japan) and ORF (Austria) will provide comprehensive live coverage. A total of 15 live television stations and five live radio broadcasters will be onsite to capture the competition, ensuring Nordic skiing’s flagship event reaches millions. Additional rights agreements extend access to key markets, with ESPN (Latin America), RAI (Italy) and JTBC (South Korea) among the networks showcasing the event.

A tailored approach combining free-to-air, pay-TV, and digital streaming will maximise the event’s visibility. In territories without a primary broadcaster, FIS.TV will act as the official streaming partner, ensuring no fan is left behind.

Jens Mennigmann, Co-Head of Media at Infront, said: "Trondheim 2025 is set to be a highlight of the winter sports calendar, and we have worked to ensure fans worldwide can experience it live. With a diverse mix of broadcasters and platforms, we are continuing to expand the reach of Nordic skiing beyond its core audience.”

FIS Chief Commercial Director Christian Salomon added: "Each edition of the World Championships brings Nordic skiing to a broader audience, and this year will be no different. The extensive agreements in place underline the demand for elite-level winter sports content, helping to bring the passion and excitement of Trondheim 2025 to fans everywhere.”

Set to take place in Trondheim, Norway, the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2025 will bring together the world’s best cross-country skiers, ski jumpers, and Nordic combined athletes. With a global broadcast network in place, audiences will have unprecedented access to the event.