This set contains 62 women (including two bonus) and 78 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.
 
In the men's series, Austria's Stefan Kraft won 13 events on the way to a third World Cup overall title, as well as winning the Raw Air tournament for a third time, and becoming Ski Flying world champion for the first time. Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi won his third Four Hills tournament, despite coming in second place in all four stops.
 
In the women's series, Slovenia's Nika Prevc won her first World Cup title, winning her maiden event on the way to winning seven in the season, as well as the inaugural Two Nights Tour, held at the two German Four Hills venues. The Raw Air was won by a Norwegian, as Eirin Maria Kvindal won three times, having only won once on the World Cup before back in January 2021, including the first ever flying hill World Cup event for women.