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The World Cup Jumping male makes a stop in Poland where they will stage two races in two different locations. Thursday 16, 17.30, will compete in Wisla. Sunday 19 at 14.00, it will be the turn of Zakopane where incidentally there will also be a forgettable team event.
Wednesday 15 January 2014 6 minutes reading time
Wisla compete on Skocznia Narciarska im. Adama Małysza, or the trampoline titled'' s local hero Adam Malysz, a native of the city located in the voivodship of Silesia. '' The current facility was opened in 2008 and replaced the old "Malinka", shot down in 2004 just to make room for the present structure.
Adam Malysz on the trampoline so far it is holding a'' unique competition of the World Cup, held on January 9, 2013, which was won by Norway's Anders Bardal ahead of Germany's Richard Freitag and all'' other Norwegian Rune Velta.
There are five years preceding the heading "Summer Grand Prix." In the summer there are five races in Wisla. The first was won by just Malysz, now retired. There are then four jumpers in business to boast claims of plastic. It's Kamil Stoch, Thomas Morgenstern and Andreas Wellinger Maciej Kot.
The official record of the trampoline belongs to the'' Austrian Stefan Kraft, landed 139 meters (more than 5 l'' Hs).
Ben richer however, is the history of Zakopane, a town theater in the distant past of three editions of the World Championships (1929, 1939, 1962) and included in the calendar of the inaugural season of the World Cup.
However, after 1980, except for a sporadic presence in 1990, the'' facility located in the district of Tatra had to wait for 1996 to come back to organize the events of the maximum circuit. From that moment Zakopane presence has become almost fixed. For the past 19 years has failed'' s appointment only in the winters 1996 - 97 and 2000'' - 01''.
At 4 world championship races are then added 34 World Cup competitions, 33 of which are held on the large hill (Wielka Krokiew), named after the jumping and nordic combined local Stanisław Marusarz, whose particularity is to have a stadium able to accommodate the beauty of 50,000 spectators.
So far have stood on the top step of the podium 20 athletes representing 8 different countries (including a now defunct).
Gregor Schlierenzauer is the absolute record holder in terms of success having been imposed 5 times. Follows at 4 Polish Adam Malysz. The Finn Matti Hautamäki has won 3 wins instead.
Schlierenzauer included are eight active athletes have to set it at least once on Wiekla Krokiew. In addition to'' Austrian'' have at least one statement Kamil Stoch (2), Martin Schmitt (2), Janne Ahonen (1), Simon Ammann (1) Anders Bardal (1), Anders Jacobsen (1) and Wolfgang Loitzl (1 ).
The voice commands the nations'' Austria with 9 wins. In second place Poland (7). They are then Germany (5), Norway (4), Finland (4), Slovenia (3) East Germany (1), Switzerland (1).
Although there have been 33 races, 34 victories are credited as January 29, 2005 Adam Malysz and Roar Lyøkelsøy imposed themselves in dead heat.
On the subject of podiums command Adam Malysz and Janne Ahonen credited with 8 placings in the top-three in the head. Follow Schlierenzauer and Thomas Morgenstern, currently at an altitude of 6.
The twenty-seven of Villach incredibly has never managed to win, but ranked second twice and third four times. In addition to "Morgi" active athletes to be on the podium in Zakopane never impose themselves are Richard Freitag (2), Tom Hilde (2), Andreas Kofler (2), Bjørn Einar Romøren (1) and Severin Freund (1).
Obviously, the'' Austria is the leading country for top-three at an altitude of 27. In second place Norway (17), followed by Finland (16), Germany (14), Poland (13), Switzerland (5), Slovenia (4), Japan (2), East Germany (1).
The official record of the trampoline belongs to the Swiss Simon Ammann, landed at 140.5 meters (over 6.5 l'' Hs).
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