The World Cup of female jumping back to Europe and discovers Oberstdorf [Presentation]

La Coppa del Mondo di salto femminile torna in Europa e scopre Oberstdorf [Presentazione]
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The World Cup of female jumping back to Europe and discovers Oberstdorf [Presentation]

After the long trip to Japan, the World Cup Jumping female returns to Europe with the novelty & agrave; absolute Oberstdorf.

Until now in Germany were played 8 competitions valid for the Crystal Ball, 6 in Hinterzarten and 2 in Schonach, therefore Oberstdorf will become & agrave; the third resort & agrave; German to organize an event of the highest women's circuit. It garegger & agrave; on Normal Hill built alongside the legendary Schattenbergschanze, scene of one of the four stages of Vierschanzentournee. The structure (K95 / HS106) & egrave; Because brand new & eacute; & Egrave; was erected between 2010 and 2011 to replace the old HS100. On this trampoline you are therefore required only a couple of international races: two tests of Alpen Cup men on plastic in September 2012. Looking only at the women, the history of previous plant & egrave; equally sparse. In September 2008 were held two rounds of Continental Cup (all''epoca maximum existing circuit). For the record, the first competition ended in a one-two with German Ulrike Gr & auml; & szlig; ler before Magdalena Schnurr and the 'American Jessica Jerome third. The second one saw the success of the Norwegian Anette Sagen of Ulrike Gr & auml; & szlig; ler and American Lindsey Van.
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