Nordic SkiingMens Jump - Trondheim
The Tour de Force of the World Cup jumping male moves to Norway where he competed in two competitions in as many locations. Friday it will compete in Trondheim.
Wednesday 5 March 2014 5 minutes reading time
The capital of Trøndelag entered in the calendar of the maximum circuit in 1991, but never become a fixture. In this 2014 World Cup will make a stop in the'' old Norwegian capital for the sixteenth winter, the third in a row after a break lasting from 2008 to 2012.
It will compete in the Granasen Ski Center, the Large Hill which was built at the beginning of'' 90 years before being completely renovated in 2008 assuming the current'' conformation (K124 - HS140). A total of 21 were held in Trondheim individual competitions of the first level, 20 of them on the large hill, where jumpers will compete in this 2014.
In history there have so far climbed to the top step of the podium 16 athletes representing 7 different countries. The Austrians Heinz Kuttin and Thomas Morgenstern, the Japanese Masahiko Harada and the Finn Janne Ahonen four jumpers are able to repeat a success. To tell the truth Ahonen is the true master of Trondheim as it imposed also in'' only race held at Normal Hill, that the 1997 World Championships.
Realizing Ahonen and Morgenstern are seven active athletes in a climb to the top step of the podium at least once on the large trampoline. In addition to the two already mentioned have a'' statement Noriaki Kasai (1999) and Gregor Schlierenzauer (2008), Simon Ammann (2008), Daiki Ito (2012) and Kamil Stoch (2013). Only the last four, however, won the new Granasen.
The voice commands the nations'' Austria with 6 hits. In second place Finland (4) and Japan (4). They are then Norway (2), Poland (2), Germany (1), Switzerland (1).
On the subject of podiums controls the Finnish Janne Ahonen, credited as much as 4 placings in the top-three. Here are 3 Japanese Masahiko Harada, Austrians Gregor Schlierenzauer and Martin Höllwarth.
Active athletes to be on the podium of the Large Hill Lahti without ever imposed are seven: Richard Freitag (2), Jakub Janda (1), Tom Hilde (1), Andreas Kofler (1), Wolfgang Loitzl (1) , Villas Larinto (1), Anders Jacobsen (1)
L'' Austria is the leading country for top-three at 18. In second place Finland (11), followed by Germany (8), Japan (7), Norway (6), Switzerland (4), Poland (3), Czech Republic (1) Italy (1) and Slovenia (1) . The blue podium is dated March 13, 1998 and bears the signature of Roberto Cecon.
The official record of the trampoline belongs to the Japanese Daiki Ito, landed 141 meters (over 1 l'' Hs) in 2012. However, during the same winter national championships Norwegian Anders Bardal has reached 146 meters (see video at the top of the piece).
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