Tourne of 4 trampolines. Presentation Garmisch-Partenkirchen [Groe Olympiaschanze]

Garmisch-Partenkirchen sar & agrave; the second stage of Vierschanzentournee for the fifty-ninth time on sixty-& egrave; editions. The only exceptions are the first edition (1953), when it was the opening stage; the fifth (1956-1957), the tenth (1961-1962) and the 'Eleventh (1962-1963) when it was instead the third round.

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& Nbsp; Historically it competes on "Gro & szlig; and Olympiaschanze" in the day of New Year. The original trampoline was built in 1921 and was the site of the Olympic Games 1936. After the war the 'plant was renovated pi & ugrave; times and then demolished in 2007 to make room all''avveniristica current structure that has kept the same name of the predecessor In 26 occasions (41.9%) who & egrave; imposed in Bavaria & egrave; then won success in Tourn & egrave; and, while in 48 cases (79.0%) cases the final victory & egrave; went to an athlete on the podium. So far 50 different jumpers representing 13 different countries (including the dead Czechoslovakia, East Germany, West Germany and the Soviet Union) received at least one success in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The German Jens Wei & szlig; flog & egrave; the absolute record holder with 4 statements (1984, 1985, 1990, 1991). Are arrived at an altitude of 3 Norwegian Bj & oslash; rn Wirkola (1967, 1968, 1969) and the 'Austrian Gregor Schlierenzauer (2008, 2010, 2012). It goes & egrave; that Wirkola & egrave; the only athlete to claim a-row of three consecutive statements. 6 men are able to repeat a success. They are the Finns Matti Nyk & auml; nen and Janne Ahonen; dell''austriaco Andreas Felder; German Jochen Danneberg; Japanese Noriaki Kasai and Slovenian Primoz Peterka. The 'Austria & egrave; the country with the most wins (14), followed by Norway, Finland and East Germany. & nbsp; Below are listed in detail the victories of every nation. 14 - AUSTRIA (3 Schlierenzauer; 2 Felder; 1 Egger, Innauer, Kogler, Loitzl, Neuper, Schnabl, Schwarzenberger, widh & ouml; LZL, Diethart) 11 - NORWAY (3 Wirkola; 1 Bj & oslash; rnstad, Bredesen, Engan, Jacobsen, Kroken , Mork, Pettersen, Ruud R.) 9 - FINLAND (2 Ahonen, Nyk & auml; nen; 1 Kallakorpi, Kannkkonen, Lukkariniemi, Pukka, Silvennoinen) 7 - GERMANY EST (3 Wei & szlig; flog *; 2 Danneberg; 1 Recknagel, Schmidt. R.) 4 - JAPAN (2 Kasai; 1 Funaki, Kasaya) 3 - GERMANY (Hannawald, Schmitt M., Wei & szlig; flog *) 3 - WEST GERMANY (Bauer A., â€‹â€‹Bolkart, Thoma G.) 3 - CZECHOSLOVAKIA (Ploc, Raska, Samek) 3 - SWITZERLAND (Ammann, K & uuml; ttel, Steiner W.) 2 - SLOVENIA (2 Peterka) 2 - SOVIET UNION (Kamenskiy, Zakadze) 1 - CANADA (Bulau) 1 - CZECH REPUBLIC (Janda) Despite the races dispustate are 62, 63 are accredited successes. This is because & eacute; competition played on New Year's Day 1991 & egrave; was won tie dall''austriaco Andreas Felder and German Jens Wei & szlig; flog. & Nbsp; 9 times the same nation & egrave; managed to achieve two goals by placing two athletes in the first two positions. In 2 cases & egrave; been monopolized l & rsquo; entire podium: In 1955 Finland. Aulis Kallakorpi preceded Kirjonen and Silvenoinen, rispetivamente second and terzo.Nel 1998 by Japan with Kazuyoshi Funaki front Masahiko Harada and Hiroya Saito. & Nbsp; Norway, Finland and Austria hold, at an altitude of 3, the record for consecutive wins. & Nbsp; So far 115 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. The German Jens Wei & szlig; flog dominates the ranking individual podiums, having won well 10. In second place the Finn Janne Ahonen with 6. Finland & egrave; the nation with more & ugrave; placings in the top three, having conquered 38 podiums with twenty different jumpers. Instead d & rsquo; honor is the & rsquo; Austria (35), before East Germany (24), Norway (20); Japan (12); Germany and West Germany (9); Soviet Union and Switzerland (8); Czechoslovakia (7); Poland (5); Yugoslavia (3); Russia and Slovenia (2); Sweden, Canada, Italy, Czech Republic. & Nbsp; Athletes in business & agrave; with at least one success on the bulletin board on the large hill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen are 8: 3 - SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor [AUT] (2008, 2010, 2012) 2 - KASAI Noriaki [JPN] (1993, 2001) 2 - Janne Ahonen [FIN] (1995, 2005) 1 - JANDA Jakub [CZE] (2006) 1 - LOITZL Wolfgang [AUT] (2009) 1 - Simon Ammann [ON] (2011) 1 - Anders JACOBSEN [NOR] (2013) 1 - Diethart Thomas [AUT] (2014) Other 5 have risen at least once on the podium (Anders Bardal, Andreas Kofler, Daiki Ito, Michael Neumayer, Dimitry Vassiliev). & Nbsp; & Nbsp; The official record of the trampoline & egrave; owned by Switzerland's Simon Ammann, landed at 143.5 meters (half past three over the 'Hs) the' January 1st of 2010.

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