This set contains 75 women (including two bonus) and 84 men (including three bonus) with individual cards for their jumping and style performance, along with the season-specific distance charts for all hills in both genders, and a calendar for both with round-by-round distance modifiers.
 
Both World Cup overall champions were dominant - for the men, Slovenia's Domen Prevc won 13 rounds on the way to both the Globe for the first time, but also becoming a maiden winning of the Four Hills Tournament. While in the women, fellow Slovene - and sister to the men's champion, Nika Prevc, made it three titles in a row, with a remarkable 2676 points as she won 18 stops on tour.
 
At the Olympics, it was a disappointment for Nika, as she was beaten by Norway's Anna Odine Stroem in both the normal and large hill (which was held for the first time) competitions. Domen meanwhile did win the men's large hill gold, with Germany's Philipp Raimund taking the normal hill title. The two Prevc's did lead the Slovenian four to the mixed title, with Austria claiming gold as the team event for men was firstly held in the two jumper super team format at the Games.