Borovets Боровец

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Mousala:

K-Point:	90 m
Hill record:	96.5 m (Vladimir Breitchev , 1978)
Inrun angle:	34°
Take-off angle:	11°
Landing angle:	36°

Year of construction:	1967
Further jumps:	K60, K40, K15
Status:	out of order
Plastic matting:	no

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History:

In Borovets, the most famous place for ski jumping and biathlon in Bulgaria, is the largest jumping hill, too. Because of the bad economic situation of the country the support for wintersports is split. Whereas much money is getting invested in biathlon, ski jumping is not as well promoted. Unfortunately a positive development is not expectable and so the ski jumps have been unused since early 2000's.

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Comments:

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3) Oliver Weeger wrote on 2011-10-21 at 16:20:

Markierung

Wurde korrigiert, danke!

2) Fred wrote on 2011-10-20 at 18:52:

falsche Markierung auf der Karte

Auf der Karte von Bulgarien ist übrigens das falsche Borovets markiert. Die Schanze liegt im Wintersportort Borovets, welches etwas (so 20km) südlich von Samokow gelegen ist. Bei google Maps ist die Schanze gut zu erkennen, ebenso sind dort 3 Fotos von der Schanze.

1) adski guest wrote on 2011-03-15 at 18:03:

Shame

Shame this jump is not used - especially with Vladimar Zografski now flying the flag for Bulgaria on the World Cup Tour.I saw a floodlit jumping demonstration at this hill back in 2001.It was a good night out as part of the Apres Ski in those days.Plenty of Gluwien kept us warm!! Would be great to see it back in operation one day.

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