Borşa

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Trambulină Tintina:

K-Point:	110 m
Hill record:	118.0 m (Bogdan Zwijacz , 1984)
	118.0 m (Florin Spulber , 1999-03-14, N-ROU)

Further jumps:	no
Status:	destroyed
Plastic matting:	no

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History:

The first ski jump at Borşa was already built in times of the Austro-Hungarian k.u.k. monarchy, but only after World War II it was developed into a competition suitable facility, which was Romania's largest and host of national and international (Eastern bloc) tournaments.
The hill was FIS certified in 1983 and one year later Poland's Bogdan Zwijacz set up a hill record of 118 meters. In end 1980's the construction of two training hills K70 and K30 had started, but was never finished due to the political turnover in 1989.
Tintina large hill wasn't used anymore in 1990's and only by 1999 Romanian Nationals were held at Borşa again. At this occassion Florin Spulber equalized the hill record of 118 m and thereby set up a Romanian distance record. Until 2003 a few competitions were organized, but meanwhile even the renovation plans of mid 2000's ebbed away.

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Comments:

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1) borek99 wrote on 2012-05-17 at 14:21:

Rekord

Współrekordzistą obiektu jest Polak Bogdan Zwijacz, który w 1984 roku skoczył 118 metrów (źródło: http://www.gazetademaramures.ro/zbor-spre-maracini-8925). Rumun Florin Spulber wynik ten wyrównał 14 marca 1999 roku podczas mistrzostw Rumunii (źródło, strona 1005: http://www.anst.gov.ro/documente/documente/0993-1016%20National%20Federations%20-%20Ski%20-%20Biathlon%20.pdf).

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