Penultimate round of the Jumping World Cup [Presentation Titisee-Neustadt]

Over the weekend the men's World Cup ski jumping will go & agrave; staged in Titisee-Neustadt, Germany, where disputer & agrave; The penultimate stage of the season.

Friday 11 March 2016 3 minutes reading time

NEWS & rsquo; & Nbsp; HISTORY Titisee-Neustadt the ski jumping & egrave; practiced since 1911. However, the first plant known as Hochfirstschanze was erected in 1932, only to be subsequently modernized to pi & ugrave; shooting over the decades. L & rsquo; last significant renovation was in 2000, when the trampoline has become the 'present structure (K125 / HS142) and has started to become the theater of international events. The resort & agrave; Baden-W & uuml; rttemberg & egrave; entry in the calendar of the World Cup from the season 2001- & rsquo; 02, becoming a presence or almost as & eacute; fixed until February 2007. Just quell & rsquo; appointment caus memorize options a heavy financial deficit to & rsquo; organization, all & rsquo; era inefficient in solving the problem of scarcity & agrave; of snow. As a result the Ski-Clubs and the 'local administration decided not to host top-level competitions until the hole in the budget had not been rescheduled, merely to stage events of Continental Cup. Maximum circuit & egrave; then he returned to Titisee-Neustadt only from 2013. So far sull''Hochfirstschanze were held 13 races valid for the Crystal Ball, won by ten different athletes. The jumper to boast more & ugrave; successes & egrave; Polish Adam Malysz, who imposed for 3 times (one in 2001 and two in 2007). The men in activities & agrave; to have obtained a & rsquo; affirmation of this lift are Janne Ahonen (2005), Jakub Janda (2005), Kamil Stoch (2013), Severin Freund (2015) and Anders Fannemel (2015). The official record of the trampoline & egrave; detained ex aequo by Adam Malysz and Sven Hannawald, & nbsp; landed 145 meters (more than 3 l & rsquo; Hs), respectively in 2001 and 2007. However the German Maximilian Mechler you & egrave; even gone to 150 meters (8 over the 'Hs) in a previous workout jump to the Continental Cup race held January 22, 2011!

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