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Sepp Bradl-Skistadion

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Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze:

Hill Size: HS 140
K-Point: 125 m
Hill record: 145.0 m (Gregor Schlierenzauer AUT, 2008-01-05, WC)
Official hill record: 143.0 m (Daiki Itō JPN, 2005-01-06, WC)
Summer hill record: 143.5 m (Bernhard Gruber AUT, 2007-09-02, NC-SGP)
143.5 m (Martin Koch AUT, 2008-10-19, N-AUT)
Official summer record: 140.5 m (Jakub Janda CZE, 2005-09-03, SGP)
Inrun length: 118.5 m
Inrun angle: 27°
Take-off length: 6.5 m
Take-off angle: 11°
Take-off height: 4.5 m
Speed: 94.3 km/h
Landing angle: 35°
Conversions: 1951, 1952, 1962, 1982, 1991, 2003

Laideregg-Schanze:

Hill Size: HS 78
K-Point: 65 m
Hill record: 76.5 m (Martin Machreich AUT, 2006-02-12)
Summer hill record: 77.0 m (Stefan Kraft AUT, 2011-10-23)
Ladie's summer record: 75.0 m (Izumi Yamada JPN, 2008-08-17, L-COC)
Inrun length: 64.9 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Take-off length: 5.6 m
Take-off angle: 10°
Take-off height: 1.65 m
Speed: 78.5 km/h
Landing angle: 34.5°
Conversions: 1956, 1991, 2001
K-Point: 40 m
Status: out of order
K-Point: 20 m
Hill record: 21.0 m (Peter Wiesinger AUT, 1999-06-20)
Spectator capacity: 30,000
Year of construction: 1947
Further jumps: no
Status: operating
Plastic matting: yes
Ski club: SC Bischofshofen

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History:

Already in the year 1928 Wasserfallschanze at Bischofshofen was constructed and allowed distances of more than 40 meters.
Briefly after World War II in 1947 the Hochkoenig-Schanze was built at Laideregg. On 1947-12-26 the opening competition was held and Sepp Bradl jump a first hill record of 86 m.
In the following years different improvements like the establishment of a timber construction for the ski jump table and the porch were attached (1950).
By a tragic accident when training jumping for the three-kings-competition the native ski jumper Paul Ausser­leitner hurt himself so heavily that he deceased at the consequences at 9th January 1952. Since then the ski jump at Laideregg carries his name.
In 1953 the ski jump received a wooden 19,10m high judge tower and 10 years later the described timber construction was replaced by a ground filled new porch and a ski jump table of concrete. Finally in 1972 a new judge’s tower was built out of steel-concrete, but in 2002 it was blown up and replaced by a new one.
The “hanging” outrun was a very special characteristic of the Paul-Ausser­leit­ner-Schanze, because the area was a slope through the eyes of a jumper. But with further measures the still so called natural jump was modernized. 1982 the landing angle was changed to 37° and the takeoff was shortened by 5 metres. The inrun, which had been built into the terrain before, got a wooden tower with concrete and a steeper angle of 27°.
In 1991 the outrun was changed, the complete facility adapted to FIS regularies and the K-Point changed to 120 m.
A new ski stadium with natural stands was built and named Sepp-Bradl-Stadion. Because of the Nordic World Cham­pionships 1998 the stadium retained an organization and press centre and a new lift. The Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze indeed wrote ski history with the large hill competitions on the occasion of the Nordic Ski World Championships in Ramsau 1999, when the German ski jumpers Martin Schmitt and Sven Hannawald achieved an unexpected double success. The dramatic competition around the team world championship, in which the German team achieved the title before Japan and Austria despite two falls, especially the German spectators shifted into bright excitement.
2000 the judges tower was blown up a new one was build. Finally in 2003 the jumping hill was once again enlarged and covered with plastic mattings in order to make the K125 jump usable in summer, too.

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11)   dawidlodz   wrote on 2011-11-02 at 16:59:

chyba chodzi mu o teren wokół skoczni który nie był pokryty śniegiem.

10)   Michał Dadej   wrote on 2011-11-02 at 16:53:

@Zbal

Jaką trawę?

9)   Zbal   wrote on 2011-11-02 at 08:05:

Na pierwszym zdjęciu widać, że jedna ze skoczni ma trawę. O co chodzi, skoro jest zima? (dotyczy pierwszego obrazka)

8)   Zbal   wrote on 2011-11-02 at 08:04:

@Oliver Weeger

Watch again and see, that mistakes in turn (distances) are not harmonious. The ones (more distant) records were already unrecognized.

7)   Artur   wrote on 2011-11-02 at 00:12:

Lista rekordów

Do listy rekordów letnich nieoficjalnych można dodać wynik 142 m Pettera Tande z 02.09.2005 roku.

http://www.fis-ski.com/pdf/2006/NK/4101/2006NK4101RL.pdf

6)   Oliver Weeger   wrote on 2011-11-01 at 23:14:

Hill records

Thank's everyone for the hints on the hill records. Now the list should be correct. Smaller distances in later years are due to conversion works, that made the jump smaller.

5)   Zbal   wrote on 2011-11-01 at 08:30:

06.01.1976: 106,0 m Anton Innauer
06.01.1975: 106,0 m Rudi Höhnl
05.01.1974: 106,0 m Bernd Eckstein
31.12.1969: 107,5 m Josef Bradl

EDIT:Rekordy są w niewłaściwej kolejności.

4)   Artur   wrote on 2011-10-31 at 22:07:

Nieoficjalny rekord skoczni

Z kolei nieoficjalny rekord letni to zapewne 143,5 m Bernharda Grubera z treningu do konkursu LGP w kombinacji latem 2007 roku.

http://www.fis-ski.com/pdf/2008/NK/4113/2008NK4113RLT.pdf

3)   Artur   wrote on 2011-10-31 at 22:05:

Rekord Koflera

Trzeba w końcu sobie jasno powiedzieć, że Kofler uzyskał te 147 metrów podczas wewnętrznego sprawdzianu Austriaków, więc nie może w ogóle być brany pod uwagę jako rekord skoczni. Równie dobrze w Zakopanem można uzyskać jako skok rekordowy wynik 146,5 m Ulimoena.

Oficjalny letni rekord należy zapewne do Jakuba Jandy i wynosi 140,5 m, a pochodzi z konkursu LGP 2005.

2)   Gerhar Krab   wrote on 2011-10-31 at 20:22:

Vizepräsident SC Bischofshofen

Hallo, der Schanzenrekord auf der Laidereggschanze wurde am 23.10.2011 von Stefan Kraft (AUT, SV Schwarzach) im Rahmen der Salzburger Landesmeisterschaft auf 77,0m verbessert.
Die Faxnummer unter Kontakt wurde geändert: neu 06462 4845-40.
Bischofshofen hat ca. 10500 Einwohner. Die 147m von Andi Kofler sind nicht offiziell- reine Schätzung.

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