On the new Gransen Trondheim arriver the first encore of the story? [Presentation]

In his Tour de Force of the end of season, the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup men's moves to Norway where three races are scheduled well in the next four days. It starts from Trondheim, former Norwegian capital.

Thursday 12 March 2015 3 minutes reading time

NEWS '' HISTORYThe capital of Tr & oslash; ndelag & egrave; entered in the calendar of the maximum circuit in 1991, but not & egrave; never became a fixture, at least until 2012. In this 2015 World Cup to & agrave; stage in the ancient capital of Norway for the seventeenth winter. It garegger & agrave; in the Grand & aring; sen Ski Center, whose Large Hill & egrave; was built in early years '90s only to be completely renovated in 2008 assuming the' current conformation (K124 - HS140). On it so far have been held 21 individual competitions of the first level, 20 are applied to the crystal ball to which is added that of the World Cup 1997. A rose today on the step pi & ugrave; top of the podium 17 athletes representing 7 different countries, but none stands out sharply. In fact, only four have repeated success. It Austrians Heinz Kuttin (1991, 1992) and Thomas Morgenstern (both in 2007), the Japanese Masahiko Harada (gold champion 1997, 1998) and the Finnish Janne Ahonen (both in 2004). Realizing Ahonen are seven athletes in activities & agrave; to have imposed at least once on Large Hill. In addition to the Finnish boast un''affermazione Noriaki Kasai (1999), Gregor Schlierenzauer (2008), Simon Ammann (2008), Daiki Ito (2012), Kamil Stoch (2013) and Anders Bardal (2014). Only the last five & ograve; won the new Grand & aring; sen, on which nobody & egrave; still managed to repeat itself. The official record of the trampoline belongs to German Severin Freund, landed at 141.5 meters (1.5 over the 'Hs) just last year. However in 2012 on the occasion of the national championships Norwegian Anders Bardal reached 146 meters!

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