The jump male in "no man's land" of Trondheim [Presentation]

Il salto maschile nella 'terra di nessuno' di Trondheim [Presentazione]
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The jump male in "no man's land" of Trondheim [Presentation]

World Cup jumping male is going to face a midweek appointment in Trondheim, resort & agrave; representing un''autentica "no man's land" Because & eacute; free serial winner.

ACTUALITY'' & Nbsp; HISTORY The town of Tr ø ndelag has made its entry in the calendar of the maximum circuit in 1991, but & egrave; He became a fixture only after hosting the World Cup in 1997. But it has lost its status in 2004, since & eacute; 2005-2011 has rarely hosted top-level competitions. L & lsquo; ancient capital of Norway & egrave; back steadily in the program of the World Cup since 2012. It garegger & agrave; in the Grand & aring; sen Ski Center, whose Large Hill & egrave; It was built at the beginning of years '90s before being completely renovated in 2008 assuming the' present shape (K124 - HS140). On it so far have been held 22 individual competitions of the first level, 21 are applied to the crystal ball to which is added the world championship of 1997. It should also be remembered as Trondheim is among the candidates to organize the World Cup of 2021. L & rsquo; & egrave facility; a & rsquo; authentic Because no man's land & eacute; today took to the step pi & ugrave; top of the podium as many as 18 athletes. Among them, only four have repeated success. It is of & rsquo; Austrian Heinz Kuttin (it imposed in 1991 and 1992), the Japanese Masahiko Harada (gold world champion in 1997 and then winning in 1998), the Finn Janne Ahonen (who's winning twice in 2004) and of & rsquo; Austrian Thomas Morgenstern (double success in 2007). Ahonen including seven athletes in activities & agrave; to have imposed at least once on Large Hill. In addition to Finnish, have un''affermazione Noriaki Kasai (1999), Gregor Schlierenzauer (2008), Simon Ammann (2008), Daiki Ito (2012), Kamil Stoch (2013) and Severin Freund (2015). Only the last five & ograve; They won the new Grand & aring; sen, on which no one & egrave; still able to repeat. The official record of the trampoline belongs to & rsquo; Austrian Michael Hayb & ouml; ck, landed 143 meters (3 over the 'Hs) just last year. However in 2012 on the occasion of the national championships Norwegian Anders Bardal reached 146 meters!
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