Brotterode

Seimbergschanzen

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Seimbergschanzen (Günter-Lesser-Schanzen):

K-Point:	39 m
Hill record:	41.5 m (Erik Hörselmann , 2010-09-11)
Hill record:	41.5 m (Carsten Gebhard , 1981)

K-Point:	28 m
Hill record:	30.5 m (Marcus Abicht , 2004)
Hill record:	29.0 m (Janne Gebstedt , 2009)

K-Point:	3 m
Year of destruction:	ca. 2016
Status:	destroyed
Coordinates:	50.818117, 10.447469 ✔

Further jumps:	K17, K12, K4
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1955
Conversions:	2009
Status:	operating
Ski club:	WSV Brotterode
Coordinates:	50.817982, 10.446539 ✔

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History:

The Seimbergschanzen, which are situated directly beside large Inselbergschanze and are also called Günter-Lesser-Schanzen, mainly serve for practising of young jumpers of WSV Brotterode and are additionally equipped with floodlights. The first two ski jumps at this place were set up in 1954-55 and a first competition on plastic mattings was held there in October 1956.
In 2009 the ski jumping hills were completely modernized and equipped with a ceramic-steel inrun (K38) respectively a stainless steel inrun trail (K28, K17, K12) and new plastic coverings. Since then have been called "Werner Lesser II Skisprung Arena" together with Inselbergschanze.

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Seimbergschanzen

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Seimbergschanzen (Günter-Lesser-Schanzen):

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	2010-09-11:	41.5 m	Erik Hörselmann
	1981:	41.5 m	Carsten Gebhard

	2009:	29.0 m	Janne Gebstedt
	2004:	30.5 m	Marcus Abicht