The World Cup men's jump back to Titisee-Neustadt [Presentation]

La Coppa del Mondo di salto maschile torna a Titisee-Neustadt [Presentazione]
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The World Cup men's jump back to Titisee-Neustadt [Presentation]

Over the weekend the World Cup men's jump will be staged in Titisee-Neustadt, Germany, a town that returns in the calendar of the maximum circuit after nearly 7 years.

The center of Baden-Württemberg, located in the'' extreme south-west of Germany, was a appunamento applicant between 2001 and 2007, the year in which the necessity of snow on the landing zone to make the events has bequeathed a deficit of € 100,000. Consequently, the'' l-Clubs and local government have decided not to host competitions of the first level for some time confined to events of Continental Cup In this 2013 instead Titisee-Neustadt back under the spotlight. He competes on'' Hochfirstschanze, plant built in 1950 but heavily restored in 2001 and then in 2004, the year in which the profile of the trampoline has been the'' last change. Therefore on'' current Hochfirstschanze were held only four races counting towards the World Cup and the jumper to boast more of a success (2) is Adam Malysz, both arrived in February 2007. Are still in business the winners of the two competitions in 2005, ie Janne Ahonen and Jakub Janda. Of course, Poland is the only country with two statements, while Finland and the Czech Republic are to 1. Among those who still practice agonism have a podium on'' current Hochfirstschanze Gregor Schlierenzauer (2007), Thomas Morgenstern (2005), Andreas Kofler (2007), Anders Jacobsen (2007) and Dimitry Vassiliev (2007). Poland is also the lead as riguard podiums (3) where it is joined by Austria'' which, although never having won can boast three placings in the top-three. Followed by the Czech Republic and Finland (2), Norway and Russia (1).
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