Nordic Skiing64. Vierschanzentournee
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Bischofshofen & egrave; the 'only resort & agrave; the Vierschanzentournee never to have changed its position nell''ordine milestones. Therefore sar & agrave; the 'final event of the event for the sixty-fourth time in as many editions.
Monday 4 January 2016 11 minutes reading time
In truth & agrave; The fourth edition (1955-1956) not termin & ograve; Bischofshofen, forced to raise the white flag for lack of snow, but in Hallein (resort & agrave; placed thirty kilometers pi & ugrave; north). It is valid for the Vierschanzentournee dell''unica competition held on a system different from the historical four.
However in the center of Salzburg it is & egrave; held a number of events equal to that staged in Oberstdorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen Since & eacute; in the fifty-sixth edition (2007-2008) was recovered the competition is not held in Innsbruck due to inclement weather. Consequently Bischofshofen is the & rsquo; & agrave only resort; where they played two different stages in & rsquo; arc thereof Tourn & egrave; and.
Historically it races on Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze in dell''Epifania day. The trampoline was built in 1941 and renovated in 1979 is that in 2003, & egrave; named Paul Ausserleitner, local athlete (considered one of the pioneers of the jump postwar Austrian nell''immediato) tragically perished in 1952 after a fall suffered in training at this facility.
The trampoline has very special characteristics as non & egrave; It equipped with a large slope and to provide the correct speed & agrave; the athletes' InRun Home & egrave; unusually long, cos & Igrave; as the substantially flat test area in proximity & agrave; of the tooth. Accordingly for jumpers & egrave; very difficult to find the right timing to flake off.
In 23 occasions (36.5%) who & egrave; imposed in Salzburg is & egrave; then won the success in Tourn & egrave; and, while in 42 cases (67.7%) cases the final victory & egrave; He went to an athlete on the podium. This means that Bischofshofen & egrave; the stage where the winner has the most & ugrave; low percentage of success in the overall standings of Tourn & eacute; e.
So far 48 different jumpers representing only 9 different countries (including the dead Czechoslovakia and East Germany) have achieved at least one success in Bischofshofen.
The Czech Jiri Raska (1968, 1969, 1970), the Norwegian Bj ø rn Wirkola (1965, 1967, 1972), the German Jens Wei & szlig; flog (1983, 1984, 1996) and Finland's Janne Ahonen (2006, both races 2008) have won three wins apiece. Raska & egrave; then the only one to boast a-row of three consecutive statements.
Are 6 men managed to repeat success. It is the Austrian Andreas Goldberger, Andreas widh & ouml; LZL, Thomas Morgenstern and Gregor Schlierenzauer; as well as & eacute; Germans Helmut Recknagel and Sven Hannawald.
The 'Austria & egrave; clearly the country with the most wins (23). Below are listed in detail the victories of every nation.
23 - AUSTRIA (2 Goldberger, Morgenstern, Schlierenzauer, widh & ouml; LZL; 1 Hayb & ouml; ck, Bradl, Diethart, Egger, Felder, Habersatter, H & ouml; llwarth, Innauer, Kogler, Loitzl, Neuper, Plank, Preiml, Schnabl, Vettori) 12 - NORWAY (3 Wirkola; Bredesen, Hilde, Mork, N & aelig; s, Pettersen, Rom ø ren, Ruste, Stjernen, Yggeseth) 10 - FINLAND (3 Ahonen; 1 Kannkkonen, Kirjonen, Kokkenen P. Nieminen T., Nyk & auml ; nen, Yliantilla, Ylipulli T.) 6 - GERMANY EST (2 Recknagel, Wei & szlig; flog *; Eckstein, Weber) 5 - CZECHOSLOVAKIA (3 Raska, Jez, H & ouml; hnl) 4 - GERMANY (2 Hannawald; Thoma D., Wei & szlig; flog *) 1 - SWITZERLAND (Steiner W.) 1 - POLAND (Malysz) 1 - USA (Holland)
The Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze & egrave; the 'trampoline in which not only & egrave; He never has been assigned a win a tie.
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7 occasions in the same nation & egrave; He managed to achieve two goals by placing two athletes in the top two. L & rsquo; & ograve to last; 1ontano in 1998 when the Germans Sven Hannawald and Hansj & ouml; rg J & auml; kle closed first and second respectively.
Actually & agrave; there is a & rsquo; eighth brace on Paul-Ausselreitner-Schanze, which is, moreover, the & rsquo; last in chronological order. Not & egrave; for & ograve; checked in a race of Tourn & eacute; and, bens & Igrave; in one of the Nordic World Ski Championships 1999. That day in Bischofshofen the German Martin Schmitt and Sven Hannawald won respectively medal & rsquo; gold and the d & rsquo; silver. In only one case & egrave; It was monopolized l & rsquo; entire podium: The January 6, 1960 dall''Austria hostess when Albin Planck preceded Eight Leodolter and Willi Egger.
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Just last year, with the victory of Michael Hayb & ouml; ck, l & rsquo; Austria has set the absolute record of consecutive wins, 4, obtained also with as many different athletes (Morgenstern 2012, Schlierenzauer 2013 Diethart 2014. Hayb & ouml; ck 2015). Obviously the strip & egrave; still open and therefore in the case of new success would be improved this record.
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So far 111 different jumpers representing 20 different countries (including the defunct Czechoslovakia, East Germany, West Germany, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia), have risen at least once on the podium.
Finland's Janne Ahonen dominates the ranking individual podiums with 10. The Czech Jiri Raska, the Norwegian Bj ø rn Wirkola and the 'Austrian Thomas Morgenstern are the pursuers more & ugrave; immediate, but lie at an altitude of 6.
L & rsquo; Austria & egrave; the nation to have obtained more & ugrave; placings in the top three, winning 47 podiums with twenty-five different jumpers. Instead of & rsquo; honor is Norway (36), followed by Finland (26); East Germany (18); Czechoslovakia (13); Germany (9); Switzerland and the Soviet Union (7); Poland (6); Japan (5); Slovenia (3); Germany, USA, Sweden, Yugoslavia, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Russia and Slovenia (1).
The podium is signed by Italian Roberto Cecon, she placed second on Jan. 6, 1995 behind dell''austriaco Andreas Goldberger and ahead of Germany's Dieter Thoma.
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Athletes & agrave activities; with at least one success on the bulletin board on the Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze are 5:
3 - Janne Ahonen [FIN] (2006, 2008, 2008) 2 - SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor [AUT] (2007, 2013) 1 - Tom Hilde [NOR] (2011) 1 - Diethart Thomas [AUT] (2014) 1 & ndash; HAYB & Öland; CK Michael [AUT] (2015)
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Other 8 were up at least once on the podium (Simon Ammann, Daiki Ito, Jakub Janda, Noriaki Kasai, Andreas Kofler, Stefan Kraft, Peter Prevc, Dimitry Vassiliev).
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The official record of the trampoline & egrave; held by Japanese Daiki Ito, landed 143 meters (three more than the 'Hs) 6 January 2005.
However it should not forget how on January 5, 2008 Gregor Schlierenzauer has pushed 145 meters in a jump training.
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