Nordic Skiing64. Vierschanzentournee
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Except for the first edition (1953) and for the twentieth (1971-1972), Oberstdorf & egrave; always been the opening stage of Vierschanzentournee. The event then take & agrave; off on "Schattenbergschanze" for the sixty-time.
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The ski jumping is practiced in Oberstdorf since 1909, but only in 1925 was built the first artificial diving at the feet of the & ldquo; & rdquo ;, Mountain Ombrosa precisely the Schattenberg, from which the building is named.
The structure was to & ograve; demolished during World War II before being rebuilt after the war, in 1946.
L & rsquo; facility, renovated pi & ugrave; times over the decades, has stood up to & rsquo; beginning of the twenty-first century, when & egrave; decided to demolish it to make way for a new and more & ugrave; modern trampoline in the World Championships in 2005.
L & rsquo; current Schattenbergschanze (K125 / HS137) & egrave; then it was erected in 2003 and since then has more & ugrave; changed. Today is part of a complex, l & rsquo; Erdinger Arena, which includes a total of five ski jumps (HS137, HS106, HS60, HS30, HS20). & Nbsp;
In 25 occasions (39.7%) who & egrave; imposed in the Allgäu you & egrave; then won the success in Tourn & egrave; and, while as many as 52 cases (84.1%) the final victory & egrave; He went to an athlete on the podium.
This means that Oberstdorf & egrave; the stage where you climb on the podium was the most & ugrave; high success rate in the overall standings of Tourn & eacute; e. The recent trend shows that both units are growing. If we look at & rsquo; last decade who has excelled in Oberstdorf then conquered Tourn & eacute; and 5 times (50%), while in 9 years out of 10 (90%) the winner & egrave; It was one of the athletes on the podium on Schattenbergschanze.
 So far 50 different jumpers representing 11 different countries (including the defunct Czechoslovakia, East Germany, West Germany and the Soviet Union) there are at least a success in this stage.
The Germans Dieter Thoma (1988, 1989, 1996) and Martin Schmitt (1998, 1999, 2000) are the only athletes to have won three times and, of course, Schmitt & egrave; the only one to boast a-row of three consecutive statements.
Are 10 men managed to repeat success. It is of Finnish Aulis Kallakorpi, Enjo Kirjonen and Janne Ahonen; Austrians Toni Innauer, Thomas Morgenstern and Gregor Schlierenzauer; Germans Dieter Neuendorf, Jens Wei & szlig; flog and Sven Hannawald; Swiss Simon Ammann.
 Finland, despite the ongoing crisis period, remains the country with the most wins (13) while adding the statements of East Germany, West Germany and Germany is known as post-reunification German jumpers will be imposed on 20 occasions .
Below are listed in detail the victories of every nation.
13 - FINLAND (2 Ahonen, Kallakorpi, Kirjonen; 1 K & auml; rkinen J., Kankkonen, Laitinen, Nieminen, Nyk & auml; nen, Suorsa, Uotinen) 12 - AUSTRIA (2 Innauer, Morgenstern, Schlierenzauer; 1 Kraft, Kofler, Neuper, P & uuml; rStL, Schwarzenberger, Vettori) 10 - NORWAY (1 Bj ø rnstad, Brandtz & aelig g, D ø lplads, Engan, Jacobsen, Mork, Opaas, Pettersen, Wirkola, Yggeseth) 9 - GERMANY (3 Schmitt; 2 Hannawald, Wei & szlig ; flog; 1 Duffner, Thoma D. *) 8 - GERMANY EST (2 Neuendorf; 1 Aschenbach, Buse, Danneberg, Ostwald, Recknagel, R. Schmidt) 3 - WEST GERMANY (2 Thoma D. *; Bolkart 1) 3 - SOVIET UNION (Ivanov, Kamenskiy, Napalkov) 2 - JAPAN (Funaki, Kasaya)
2 - SWITZERLAND (2 Ammann) 1 - CANADA (Bulau) 1 - CZECHOSLOVAKIA (Ploc)
Although the races are 63, they are credited with 64 hits. This is because & eacute; competition held in December 1956 & egrave; a tie was won by Finnish Aulis Kallakorpi and Eino Kirjonen. On 14 occasions the same nation & egrave; He managed to achieve two goals by placing two athletes in the top two. L & rsquo; last just last year when the Austrians Stefan Kraft and Michael Hayb & ouml; ck closed first and second respectively. In 3 cases & egrave; was monopolized l & rsquo; entire podium: On December 30, 1954 by Finland. Aulis Kallakorpi preceded Hemmo Silvenoinen and Eino Kirjonen, second ex-aequo. On December 30, 1972 by East Germany with Rainer Schmidt in front of Hans-Georg Aschenbach and Henry Gla & szlig ;. The December 30, 2011 dall''Austria. Gregor Schlierenzauer was imposed on Andreas Kofler and Thomas Morgenstern.
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Germany holds the record for consecutive wins, made between December 1998 and December 2002 by the combination of Schmitt-Hannawald, with a 5-row winning races.
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So far 120 different jumpers representing 18 different countries (including the dead Czechoslovakia, East Germany, West Germany, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia), have risen at least once on the podium.
Jens Wei & szlig; flog and Andreas Goldberger drive, at an altitude of 6, the ranking individual podiums. However, it should be stressed as the & rsquo; Austrian has never imposed, finishing second four times and third twice.
L & rsquo; Austria & egrave; the nation with more & ugrave; placings in the top three, having won 47 podiums with twenty-seven different jumpers. Followed by Finland (35) above East Germany and Norway (24). Are then Germany (12); West Germany (10); Japan and Switzerland (8); Soviet Union (6); Poland (5); Czechoslovakia (4); Sweden and Slovenia (2); Canada, Czech Republic, Yugoslavia, Russia and the United States (1).
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Athletes & agrave activities; with at least one success on the bulletin board in Oberstdorf are 5:
Janne Ahonen (2004, 2005) SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor (2006, 2011) Simon Ammann (2008, 2013) KOFLER Andreas (2009) KRAFT Stefan (2014)
Actually & agrave; statements Janne Ahonen on Schattenbergschanze are 3 Since & eacute; February 25, 2005 prevailed in the world title race that assigned obviously not included in Tourn & eacute; e.
8 other men tutt & rsquo; now active climbed on the podium at least once: (manuel fettner, Severin Freund, Dimitry Vassiliev, Jakub Janda, Noriaki Kasai, Thomas Diethart, Peter Prevc, Michael Hayb & ouml; ck).
To these can be added Andrea Morassi, Schattenbergschanze third place on 28 January 2007 in a competition not included in Tourn & eacute; e.
 The official record of the trampoline & egrave; held by the Norwegian Sigurd Pettersen, landed at 143.5 meters (six thirty over the 'Hs) on 29 December 2003.
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