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Letalnica

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Letalnica bratov Gorišek:

Hill Size:	HS 240
K-Point:	200 m
Longest jump:	253.5 m (Gregor Schlierenzauer , 2018-03-22, WC)
Hill record:	252.0 m (Ryōyū Kobayashi , 2019-03-24, WC)
Inrun length:	133.8 m
Inrun angle:	35.1°
Take-off length:	8 m
Take-off angle:	11.25°
Take-off height:	2.93 m
Speed:	108 km/h
Landing angle:	33.2°
Hill certificate:
Conversions:	2013-2015

– K200 (2013-...) – K185 (1994-2013) – K185 (1984-1993) – K165 (1972-1983) – K153 (1969-1971) –

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Spectator capacity:	50,000
Year of construction:	1969
Conversions:	1972, 1978, 1983-1984, 1993-1994, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2013-2015
Status:	operating
Ski club:	ŠD Planica
Coordinates:	46.476112, 13.722010 ✔

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History:

The ski jumping facility around the former ski flying hill "Bloudkova Velikanka" was established already in the 1930’s. It was a world record holding hill until 1948. The last world record on the Velikanka was set by Fritz Tschannen from Switzerland in 1948 with 120 m. 12 years after the Austrian Josef Bradl had first reached the 100 m mark - in 1936 he jumped 101.5 m.
After the construction of Heini-Klopfer-Schanze in Oberstdorf in the early 1950’s and the following world records, it became clear that Velikanka could not fulfil the requirements anymore. Furthermore, new world records were also jumped on the new ski flying hill at Kulm, which was build in 1950.
Already in 1954, first plans for building a new flying hill at Planica were developed. But not realized until 1967-1968, when the Slovenian brothers Vlado and Janez Gorišek, who wanted to continue Bloudek's work, constructed "Velikanka bratov Gorišek" - now "Letalnica" was first called. The new giant hill with a construction point of 153 m was opened on March 19, 1969. It experienced a grave debut during the international ski flying week held in the following days, when five world records were established. In the end, the new record distance was 165 m by Manfred Wolf. In three days a total of 90,000 spectators came into the "valley of the ski jumps".
In 1972, the first ski flying world championships were organized on Letalnica. Beforehand, the K-Point had been changed to 165 meters. In 1974 and 1977 ski flying weeks were again held in Planica and in 1979 the next ski flying world championships.
The next bigger reconstruction of the hill took place ahead of the 1985 SFWC in 1983-84, when the K-Point was enlarged to 185 meters. Thus, new world champion Matti Nykänen could increase the world record to 191 meters. On this very weekend, Planica saw an all-time-record of spectators: 150.000 (!) visitors came to watch the best ski flyers in the world. 20.000 already came on Friday, which was the day of the official training, while 80.000 and 50.000 spectators were there on Saturday and Sunday respectively. At this time ski jumpers were soaring up to 15 meters high above the knoll - during parallel style age this was considered as normal.
With the reconstruction in 1993-94 the take-off was moved back by around 10 meters. Together with the only 2 meter high take-off and extremly long knoll, this resulted in a very low flying curve. This hill profile did not forgive any technical mistakes by the jumpers, otherwise they would already land on the knoll, but also allowed long and safe flights. Fortunately, during the usual competiton hours in the morning there are headwinds on the hill, which was already considered by Stanko Bloudek when he selected the location of Velikanka in 1930's.
After those modernization works, which were again led by the Gorišek brothers, the ski flying world championships 1994 took place on the refurbished Letalnica K185. At these world-championships, the infamous 200 m-mark was craced by Finland's Toni Nieminen. He stood the flight on 203 m and affirmed the rumours concerning even more giantic jumps.
During 2000's, small conversions and modernization were frequently carried out. Most of them were made to fulfil FIS requirements, but also to continue the world-record-race. The landing hill radius was continously expanded to accomplish jumps on more than 230 m. In 2005, Norwegian Bjørn Einar Romøren flew 239 m, which meant a long-standing world-record. Shortly afterwards Janne Ahonen jumped 240 m, but he could not stand this jump. Romøren's world record stood until 2011, when the ski flying hill in Vikersund in Norway was enlarged and Johan Remen Evensen landed 246.5 meter - which meant the end of a long history of world record at Planica.
In 2013 another conversion of "Letalnica" was started to enlarge the hill on K200 (HS 225). The inrun was moved back and completely renewed and the profile of the landing zone was adapted and concreted. In the course of establishing the Planica Nordic Center, new stands were build and the general infrastructure was improved, to be able to serve the visitor masses of 100.000 ski-jumping-freaks on a ski flying-weekend. Therefore, the traditional ski flying as World Cup final had to be shifted to the large hill in March 2014, but by end of 2014 the flying hill was finished. Consequently, flights of more than 250 meters were now also made possible in Planica. In 2018 the hill size was corrected to 240 meters.
The Ski Flying World Championships, which were supposed to take place at the last weekend of March had to be canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Eventually, they were re-scheduled to mid-December. Due to the fact that the action only started in the afternoon, the organizers installed temporary floodlights - which was an absolute novelty in the long history of Planica. After the event, parts of the floodlight facility were moved to the large and normal hill to upgrade the sort of weak lighting there.

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79) Kevin Greaves wrote on 2020-12-17 at 12:54:

Ski Jumping March 2021

Hello,
What is the best way to reach Planica from Ljubljana and is there any accommodation within walking distance of the ski jump please?
Regards,
Kevin.

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68) 555 wrote on 2019-05-07 at 13:44:

Just a suggestion

It would be better and more transparent, with less numbers if you would cite only the conversion year for K-points. It's unnecessary, confusing and to many number to use from when to when. If you ask it would look better like this:

– K200 (2015) – K185 (1985) – K165 (1972) – K153 (1969) –

67) 555 wrote on 2019-05-07 at 13:16:

Yes! 100% at K165 in 1979

Here is the proof. Definetly K-point in 1979 was at K165.

http://euscreen.eu/item.html?id=EUS_8694B56E90DB4738854D3A32E7B6D9DF

Check the laststrong shorted red lines between 160 and 170 m. Last line is at 180 metres.
http://euscreen.eu/item.html?id=EUS_42210410A3F54D8A9D54F3C0AAB8E2D5

So, official K-points by years:
K153 - 1969
K165 - 1972
K185 - 1985
K200 - 2015

66) 555 wrote on 2019-05-07 at 12:52:

K153 - Planica 1969

I guarantee you 100% that hill K-point was at K153 in the opening event in 1969. Check at 0:54 in video. Can you correct it in the record list?

http://euscreen.eu/item.html?id=EUS_63C2136538A4422C8347C981794C04D7

They moved the K-point at K165 in 1972 for the World Championships. The only thing i'm not sure is if the K-point at the 1979 World Championships was still at K165 or K180? I think they've done some work that Championships but i'm not sure.

65) 555 wrote on 2019-05-07 at 12:41:

@Luis Holuch

Your welcome.

Here is video report from the construction works enlargment of the Letalnica in Summer/fall 1984. I guarantee you 100% that the hill was transformed into K185 already in 1985, while table was pushed 5 metres back. Words by Janez Gorišek at interview in the end.

http://euscreen.eu/item.html?id=EUS_D533004BCEE34C7CAFF6AB5CA4AD2548

64) Luis Holuch wrote on 2019-05-07 at 09:24:

@555

Good point, thanks for the hint! I corrected that in the hill record list.

63) 555 wrote on 2019-05-06 at 19:46:

@Luis Holuch

As you see at this result list, at Fijas it should be:

175m, 166m, 191(4)m (not mistakenly 147m)

As you can also see Felder was by far leading after first two rounds with 180m and 188m, so it means he was jumping last in the third final round. This means he jumped 191m much "later" and didn't tie WR, Fijas who jumped 194 m way before him in the third round.

62) Luis Holuch wrote on 2019-05-05 at 13:04:

@555

Do you have any sources regarding the K-points and also Felder's record. According to this result list: http://wyniki-skoki.hostingasp.pl/KonkursEN.aspx?season=1987&id=69&rodzaj=M, Felder jumped 191 meters also in Planica.

61) 555 wrote on 2019-05-05 at 11:43:

Please correct many mistakes in the article

Real K-points by years:

K153 (1969-71)
K165 (1972-78)
K185 (1979-2014)
K200 (2015-present)

World and hill records corrected:

- Miro Oman (6. March 1969, not 1939)
- Felder didn't tie WR at 191 m in Planica. He did it only in Kulm
- still not clear if Gebstedt jumped 190 m or 194 m

60) Marco wrote on 2017-03-25 at 12:20:

Stefan Kraft (AUT) 251,0 m und Kamil Stoch (POL) 251,5 m mit Schanzenrekorden (25.03.2017)

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59) Marco wrote on 2016-03-17 at 20:23:

Korrektur: Anders Fannemel hat seinen Weltrekord von Vikersund egalisiert! Es bleibt bei einem Rekordspringer

58) Marco wrote on 2016-03-17 at 20:20:

Der Schanzenrekord von Peter Prevc (SLO) wurde zum Abschluss beim Skifliegen mehrfach übertroffen, es gibt jetzt sogar 2 Weltrekordler! Hier die neuen Rekorde: Andreas Stjernen (NOR) (17.03.2016) 249,0 m, Peter Prevc (SLO) (17.03.2016) 250,0 m, Anders Fannemel (NOR) (17.03.2016) 251,5 m

57) Deutschi wrote on 2015-03-30 at 13:03:

in Betrieb

Wenn ich mich recht entsinne, fand hier am vorletzten Wochenende das Weltcupfinale statt. Demnach dürfte die Schanzenanlage mittlerweile in Betrieb sein, oder??

56) herbert wrote on 2015-03-23 at 18:04:

Weltrekord möglich

womit bewiesen wäre, dass der WR auf der neuen anlage absolut möglich und der hang noch einen hauch größer als jener in vikersund ist.
bei rund 250m ist man dort absolut am limit.
die 248,5m konnte prevc hier noch recht locker mit telemark stehen.
mit "landung auf sicherheit" und der richtigen flugkurve sind nochmal 5-10m mehr möglich.

55) Michael wrote on 2015-03-20 at 19:03:

Wahnsinns Flugtag

Einen Wahnsinnsflugtag erlebten heute die Zuschauer beim Skifliegen im slowenischen Planica. Gleich 3 mal wird der Schanzenrekord verbessert. Der Rekord liegt nun 3 Meter unter dem Weltrekord, der Anders Fannemel vor 5 Wochen in Vikersund gesprungen ist. Michael Hayböck verbesserte den Rekord gleich 2 mal. Schanzenrekordinhaber ist jetzt Peter Prevc aus Slowenien mit 248,5 Meter.
Auch die Entscheidung im Gesamtweltcup bleibt weiter spannend. Durch den Sieg von Prevc liegt der Führende Severin Freund nur noch 44 Punkte vor Prevc.

54) Michael wrote on 2015-03-20 at 14:32:

neuer schanzenrekord

hab gerade erfahren, dass es auf der umgebauten anlage ein neuen schanzenrekord gibt. Rekordhalter ist Michael hayböck

53) Christian wrote on 2014-08-13 at 19:58:

Skilfugschanze im August 2014

Hallo zusammen,

war Anfang August 2014 in Planica um die Skisprungschanzen zu besichtigen. Die Letalnica ist noch eine einzige Baustelle. Der Anlaufturm fehlt noch komplett und in der Mitte des Aufsprunghangs wurde dieser um ca. 2 - 3 Meter tiefer in den Berg hinein versetzt. Bin gespannt ob die Schanze bis zum nächsten Skifliegen im März 2015 fertig wird.
Überhaupt war ich von dem Schanzenareal ziemlich enttäuscht, dass es noch nicht einmal irgendwelche Schau- oder Infotafeln gibt. Schon allein wegen des Skifliegens aus dem Jahr 2005 wären solche Tafeln angebracht. Wo doch Planica eine so lange Tradtion hat und dort fast alle Weltrekorde aufgestellt worden sind.

52) 555 wrote on 2014-06-20 at 12:37:

First hill record - Hill Test

Hill test was taken on 6th March 1969. Slovene ski jumper Miro Oman (then under flag of Yugoslavia) was honoured to be the to jump on the new hill. He jumped 135 meters from 2nd inrun gate and set the first hill recod on Velikanka (now Letalnica).

http://www.dolenjskilist.si/media/arhiv-pdf/dl/1969/DL_1969_03_20_12_991.pdf (slovene language, page 4)

Miro Oman (YUG) - 135 meters - 6th March 1969

51) Emil wrote on 2014-06-16 at 19:31:

New Letalnica:

Hill Size: HS 225
K-Point: 200 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Speed: 108 km/h
Landing angle: 33°

50) 555 wrote on 2014-06-14 at 19:40:

correct the full hill name into - Letalnica bratov Gorišek

bratov=brothers is a noun and begins with small letter:

- bratov; not Bratov
- can you please remove „ “ from the hill name

Official full name of the hill is:
Letalnica bratov Gorišek

Thanks

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49) Tom wrote on 2013-11-03 at 19:45:

Kommende Saison kein Fliegen auf der Letalnica...

Habe gerade auf der offiziellen Fis Website gelesen dass das Weltcupfinale kommende Saison nicht auf der Letalnica, sondern auf der Velikanka, der neuen Grossschanze ausgetragen wird, somit heuer kein Fliegen in Planica....

48) 555 wrote on 2013-08-31 at 14:12:

Reconstruction/demolition of Letalnica inrun has begun

pictures here

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1427888&page=35

47) Emil wrote on 2013-07-19 at 15:19:

Parametry nowej Letalnicy są znane? Nie chodzi mi o punkt K czy HS ale nachylenie progu i zeskoku.

46) ChrisL wrote on 2013-07-12 at 23:13:

Bautätigkeiten in Planica 2013

War vergangene Woche in Planica zum besichtigen der Letalnica. Es wird weiterhin stark am Schanzenzentrum gebaut.
An der Letalnica wird nicht großartig etwas gebaut, sie legen meiner Meinung nach nur das Bachbett etwas tiefer.
Generell sieht es, wie Moritz geschrieben hat, sehr nach Stückwerk aus, vor allem nun im Sommer.

Hoffe dass die Letalnica bald wieder die größte Schanze wird

45) Moritz wrote on 2013-04-12 at 15:44:

"sehr flache Flugkurve"?

Ebenfalls eine Angabe, die geändert gehört, weil unwahr.
Vikersund ist hat besagte, flache Flugkurve.
In Planica mögen die Höhen über dem Vorbau gering sein aber weiter unten wird die Flughöhe teilweise extrem, man schaue sich den Flug von Robert auf 231m an, wo er noch viel weiter gekonnt hätte aber schon vorher aufgemacht hat.
Das Hangprofil passt mittlerweile halt nichtmehr 100%ig auf den Anlauf, weil immer wieder an dieser Schanze rumgedoktert wurde.

44) Dani wrote on 2013-02-20 at 09:51:

Zu Steiler Aufsprunghügel?

Die Aufsprungneigung in Planica beträgt 34,14°, was meiner Meinung nach überhaupt nicht zu steil ist, da die meissten Schanzen eine Aufsprungneigung von 34-35° besitzen, in manchen fällen wie zB. Iron Mountain mit sage und schreibe 38°. Selbst Am Kulm ist es Steiler mit 35°. Die Letalnica ist deshalb im eigentlichen Sinne sehr gut aufgebaut! Super Flugweiten sind nach wie vor möglich und ein sicheres landen ist auch möglich im Vergleich zum Teufelsberg in Harrachov. Von daher denke ich sollte am Text etwas geändert werden, zumindest die Passage um den Aufsprunghang.

43) mike wrote on 2013-01-28 at 17:06:

2014

what are the dates for ski flying at Letalnica in 2014?

42) Gizmo wrote on 2013-01-02 at 14:01:

How to get there?

Does anybody know, how to get to Planica and the jumps, by public transport?

41) 555 wrote on 2012-10-14 at 01:10:

Primož Peterka - Bloudkova velikanka HS139 - October 13, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9Xqp_rjxpU

40) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2012-10-05 at 16:38:

@555

Thank's for your research and corrections! The order of records was a technical issue, but I changed them now!

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39) 555 wrote on 2012-10-03 at 13:24:

Correct - Switch - Order of Hil Records

Planica - March 19, 1999

Martin Schmitt 219m fall (first round)
Martin Schmitt 214,5m (final round)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJWzi6us36g

38) 555 wrote on 2012-10-03 at 12:47:

Correct - Switch - Order of Hil Records

Planica - March 15, 1974

Walter Steiner 169m (first training jump)
Walter Steiner 177m fall (second training jump)

37) 555 wrote on 2012-09-06 at 19:13:

correct spelling

André Kiesewetter (not Andre Kiesewetter)

36) 555 wrote on 2012-08-06 at 13:56:

Correct - Switch - Order of Hil Records

Planica 1974
Walter Steiner 169m (first jump) <---> Walter Steiner 177m (second jump)

Planica 1977
Bogdan Norčič 181m (first jump) <---> Reinhold Bachler 172m (second jump)

35) 555 wrote on 2012-07-17 at 22:57:

Klaus Ostwald (DDR) - 176m WR - very good quality

March 17, 1979 - tied WR - full jump + interview

http://euscreen.eu/play.jsp?id=EUS_FC12721900A8417FAFBD7F5FE68B6076

34) 555 wrote on 2012-07-17 at 22:49:

Bogdan Norčič - 181m (WR fall) - very good quality

March 20, 1977 - trial round. As V-jumper he jumped fom the highest inrun point. He touched snow with hands.

http://euscreen.eu/play.jsp?id=EUS_07C7D55F5F304704A94097ABB52EF224

Note: on March 14, 1987 in Planica when Fijas set WR, there was crowd of 50.000 people

33) 555 wrote on 2012-07-17 at 22:39:

Pjotr fijas - 194 m - very good quality

complete jump, 2:48 long

http://euscreen.eu/play.jsp?id=EUS_360E509DED5045A480ED22A03BEDBC79

32) 555 wrote on 2012-07-17 at 22:36:

Bachler jumped 172 m (after Norčič 181m)

100% true. Confirmed in slovenian biggest sports magazine article, I can asure that.

On the last day march 20 Norčič as a V-jumper in trial round jumped 181m. Bachler didn't jump in trial round. Later that day Bachler jumped 172 m. So, can you correct the order of records. How many more times do I have to repeat it? Thank you

31) Artur wrote on 2012-07-03 at 18:50:

@555

Głupoty jakieś. W tym pliku, o którym mówisz jest uwzględniony rekord świata Vegarda Opaasa na 193 m, a przecież wcześniej pisałeś, że ten skok nie był rekordem. Także nie można ufać tej stronce. A Fijas rekord świata pobił 14 marca, a nie 15.

A gdzie z kolei ten niby upadek Feldera na 192 m z roku 1987?

30) 555 wrote on 2012-07-03 at 13:53:

Andreas Felder

1987-3-13 - Andreas Felder - 191 m

According to that source (see below), Andreas tied WR 191m in Planica 1987 twice. First on march 13, and second on march 14.

http://www.bled.si/filelib/kranjska_gora.pdf (page 39)

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29) 555 wrote on 2012-07-03 at 13:45:

switch Norčič and Bachler

20.03.1977 - 172,0 m - Reinhold Bachler (this hill record was set later, after Norčič's 181m)

On the last day (March 20) Norčič jumped 181 m in trial round. In this trial round Bachler didn't jump, he jumped 172m on the last day, later in competition.

http://pdf.ekipa.org/?p=nd&i=16525&cc=1

28) Artur wrote on 2012-06-27 at 12:52:

Planica 1987

Cóż, wyniki mówią co innego. 14 marca wygrał Felder z najdalszą odległością 191 m.

http://www.skijumping.pl/ps/wyniki/1986_1987/8687_19.htm

15 marca Fidjestoel, ale tutaj chyba wyniki nie są kompletne?

http://www.skijumping.pl/ps/wyniki/1986_1987/8687_20.htm

Może ktoś coś wie więcej na ten temat?

27) 555 wrote on 2012-06-26 at 21:17:

I mean't 1979 was SFWC event

26) 555 wrote on 2012-06-26 at 21:13:

20 March 1977
Reinhold Bachler (AUT) set HR 172m in competition after Norčič. Before that Norčič jumped 181m fall in trial jump as V-jumper (which was missed by Bachler)

1977 event was SFWC

fijas set WR on march 14 (100% true)

25) 555 wrote on 2012-06-26 at 00:35:

correct, please

delete Vegard Opass 193m which wasn't WR (it was set on Mar 15). Also correct Fijas who set 194 meters on march 14.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLEuprVogNg (slovenian speaker in slovene language in the background at 1:15-1:23 clearly said for Opaas: "New norwegian record and 2nd longest jump in history"

24) 555 wrote on 2012-06-25 at 22:10:

Bogdan Norčič

March 20, 1977

Bogdan Norčič - 181 meters (WR fall)

23) 555 wrote on 2012-06-25 at 19:08:

Hill Records! (not WR)

march 21, 1969 - Jürgen Dommerich (East Germany) - 137m
march 21, 1969 - Lars Grini (NOR) - 146m
march 21, 1969 - Jiri Raška - 148m
march 21, 1969 - Horst Queck (East Germany) 149m

22) 555 wrote on 2012-06-25 at 19:00:

correction

Sorry!

Real name is Ralph Gebstedt (not Ralf Gebstedt)

21) Artur wrote on 2012-06-25 at 18:17:

Letalnica

Tutaj na słoweńskiej wersji wikipedii jest podanych trochę więcej rekordów przed 156 m.

http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letalnica

20) 555 wrote on 2012-06-24 at 21:53:

Christof Duffner-207m-planica 1994-WR fall

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKx9uVpB4_M

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19) 555 wrote on 2012-06-24 at 21:49:

WR statistics (complete and correct)

Correct - 207m from Christof Duffner was fall at WR.

Add - on March 24, 1991 Ralph Gebstedt (GER) jumped 194m and tied WR.

Add - In 1969 Jiří Raška also set first WR on this hill with 156m.

Add - 1981, Bogdan Norčič (YUG), fall at 181 WR distance

Add - 1979, Axel Zitzmann (GER), fall at 179 WR distance

Add - 1974, Walter Steiner (SUI), fall at 177 WR distance

Not clear - 1987, Andreas Felder (AUT),supposedly fall at 192 WR distance

18) Tschannen Beat wrote on 2012-01-28 at 14:49:

Korrektur Text/Ergänzung

Neuer, mit dem Namen des Weltrekordinhabers ergänzter Text:

Den letzten Weltrekord auf der „Bloudkova Velikanka“ stellte 1948 der Schweizer Fritz Tschannen mit 120 m auf.

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16) Nils Joch wrote on 2011-12-20 at 15:56:

Wird der Anlauf also der Sprungturm mal neu gemacht und nochmal nach unten gebaggert

15) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2011-11-02 at 21:13:

As far as I know all records during ski flying are official, training and trial round also count.

14) Artur wrote on 2011-11-02 at 20:00:

Matti Hautamaeki - 235,5 m

No i Matti Hautamaeki uzyskał 235,5 m, a nie 235 m. Dbajcie o takie szczegóły, bo tych drobnych błędów jest mnóstwo.

13) Artur wrote on 2011-11-02 at 19:57:

Dieter Thoma - 213 m

W liście rekordów brakuje wyniku 213 m Dietera Thomy z 1997 roku. Byłby to wówczas rekord świata, gdyby nie upadek. Proszę o uzupełnienie listy.

12) Artur wrote on 2011-11-02 at 17:36:

No i rekordy Ingebrigtsena 231 m i Romoerena 234,5 m nie są nieoficjalne, bo na mamutach wyniki uzyskane podczas treningu liczą się jako oficjalne, więc proszę te dwa wyniki zaznaczyć normalnym kolorem, a nie na szaro.

11) Artur wrote on 2011-11-02 at 17:35:

Modernizacja skoczni miała także miejsce przed MŚ w lotach 2010 roku, zrobiono nowe bandy i trochę przeprofilowano zeskok, więc warto o tym wspomnieć i dopisać datę do podpunktu 'Conversions'.

10) Zbal wrote on 2011-09-12 at 14:38:

New record

207.0 679 1994 Germany Christof Duffner Germany Planica, Slovenia Letalnica Bratov Gorišek —

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9) j.hr. wrote on 2011-07-16 at 10:11:

pristaš Planice

Ob skorašni okrogli obletnici najbolj zasluženega še živečega človeka ZA "poglavje" Planice - BI se spodobilo, da končno uredite TE zapise TUDI v slovenščini !!!

8) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2011-03-13 at 19:49:

Links in your posts

Why does nobody make use of the "Link" button above the entry form for the comments?

7) weeeee wrote on 2011-03-13 at 19:36:

250 in planica 2011?

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Nov-rekord-v-Planici-250m/153971641323850 in 2011

6) Tobi wrote on 2011-03-11 at 22:03:

Weltcup-Finale 2011

Hat irgendjemand von Euch Informationen, ob vor dem Weltcup-Finale in einer Woche nochmal kleine bauliche Veränderungen an der HS 215 vorgenommen wurden (ist zwar äußerst unwahrscheinlich)? Oder wird die Schanze so präpariert, dass evtl. doch Flüge in den Bereich von 245m möglich sind? Würd mich nicht wundern, wenn man nochmal alle Möglichkeiten ausschöpfen würde, um doch den WR wieder zurück nach Planica zu holen.

5) simi wrote on 2011-02-11 at 18:43:

the best

this is the BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!

4) Luka wrote on 2011-02-04 at 14:44:

i live in slovenia!
sLOVEnia

3) Stefan Broghammer wrote on 2011-01-17 at 16:58:

Theoretisch wirds in Vikersund weitergehen weil sie 5m mehr höhenunterschied haben aber Planica holt sehr viel weite raus weil sie den Tisch weit nach hinten gezogen haben und somit durch den extrem langen vorbau sehr meter gemacht werden. man wird sehen

2) m wrote on 2011-01-10 at 18:37:

da kann man weiter als in planica fliegen :)

1) hans wrote on 2011-01-07 at 09:37:

wie groß wird die schazne dann in vikersund ???

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K165	1979-03-18:	175.0 m	Klaus Ostwald	SFWC
K165	1979-03-17:	179.0 m	Axel Zitzmann
K165	1979-03-17:	179.0 m	Josef Matouš
K165	1977-03-20:	181.0 m	Bogdan Norčič
K165	1977-03-19:	172.0 m	Reinhold Bachler
K165	1977-03-18:	169.0 m	Reinhold Bachler
K165	1974-03-15:	177.0 m	Walter Steiner
K165	1974-03-15:	169.0 m	Walter Steiner		WR
K153	1969-03-23:	165.0 m	Manfred Wolf		WR
K153	1969-03-22:	164.0 m	Jiří Raška		WR
K153	1969-03-22:	160.0 m	Bjørn Wirkola		WR
K153	1969-03-22:	156.0 m	Jiří Raška		WR
K153	1969-03-21:	156.0 m	Bjørn Wirkola		WR
K153	1969-03-21:	151.0 m	Josef Matouš
K153	1969-03-21:	149.0 m	Horst Queck
K153	1969-03-21:	148.0 m	Jiří Raška
K153	1969-03-21:	146.0 m	Lars Grini
K153	1969-03-21:	137.0 m	Jürgen Dommerich
K153	1969-03-06:	135.0 m	Miro Oman

Su.	2023-04-02	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200
Sa.	2023-04-01	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200
Fr.	2023-03-31	14:00 :	WC-SF	K200
Su.	2022-03-27	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Marius Lindvik
Sa.	2022-03-26	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Slovenia
Fr.	2022-03-25	14:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Žiga Jelar
Su.	2021-03-28	10:30 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Karl Geiger
Su.	2021-03-28	09:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Germany
Fr.	2021-03-26	15:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Karl Geiger
Th.	2021-03-25	15:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Ryōyū Kobayashi
Su.	2020-12-13	16:00 :	SFWC-T	K200	1. Norway
Fr.	2020-12-11	16:00 :	SFWC	K200	1. Karl Geiger
Su.	2020-03-22	10:15 :	SFWC-T	K200	- cancelled -
Fr.	2020-03-20	14:30 :	SFWC	K200	- cancelled -
Su.	2019-03-24	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Ryōyū Kobayashi
Sa.	2019-03-23	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Poland
Fr.	2019-03-22	14:30 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Markus Eisenbichler
Su.	2018-03-25	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Kamil Stoch
Sa.	2018-03-24	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Norway
Fr.	2018-03-23	15:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Kamil Stoch

Su.	2017-03-26	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Stefan Kraft
Sa.	2017-03-25	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Norway
Fr.	2017-03-24	15:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Stefan Kraft
Su.	2016-03-20	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Peter Prevc
Sa.	2016-03-19	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Norway
Fr.	2016-03-18	15:15 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Robert Kranjec
Th.	2016-03-17	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Peter Prevc
Su.	2015-03-22	10:00 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Jurij Tepeš
Sa.	2015-03-21	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K200	1. Slovenia
Fr.	2015-03-20	15:15 :	WC-SF	K200	1. Peter Prevc
Su.	2013-03-24	10:00 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Jurij Tepeš
Sa.	2013-03-23	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Slovenia
Fr.	2013-03-22	15:15 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Gregor Schlierenzauer
Su.	2012-03-18	10:00 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Martin Koch
Sa.	2012-03-17	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Austria
Fr.	2012-03-16	15:15 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Robert Kranjec
Su.	2011-03-20	10:00 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Kamil Stoch
Sa.	2011-03-19	10:00 :	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Austria
Fr.	2011-03-18	15:15 :	WC-SF	K185	1. Gregor Schlierenzauer
Su.	2010-03-21	:	SFWC-T	K185	1. Austria

Sa.	2010-03-20	:	SFWC	K185	1. Simon Ammann
Su.	2009-03-22	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Harri Olli
Sa.	2009-03-21	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Norway
Fr.	2009-03-20	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Gregor Schlierenzauer
Su.	2008-03-16	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Gregor Schlierenzauer
Sa.	2008-03-15	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Norway
Fr.	2008-03-14	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Gregor Schlierenzauer
Su.	2007-03-25	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Adam Małysz
Sa.	2007-03-24	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Adam Małysz
Fr.	2007-03-23	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Adam Małysz
Su.	2006-03-19	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Janne Happonen
Sa.	2006-03-18	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Bjørn Einar Romøren
Su.	2005-03-20	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Bjørn Einar Romøren
Sa.	2005-03-19	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Matti Hautamäki
Su.	2004-02-22	:	SFWC-T	K185	1. Norway
Sa.	2004-02-21	:	SFWC	K185	1. Roar Ljøkelsøy
Su.	2003-03-23	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Matti Hautamäki
Sa.	2003-03-22	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Matti Hautamäki
Fr.	2003-03-21	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Finland
Sa.	2002-03-23	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Finland

Su.	2001-03-18	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Martin Schmitt
Sa.	2001-03-17	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Finland
Su.	2000-03-19	:	WC-SF	K185	1. Sven Hannawald
Sa.	2000-03-18	:	WC-SF-T	K185	1. Germany
Su.	1999-03-21	:	WC	K185	1. Noriaki Kasai
Sa.	1999-03-20	:	WC	K185	1. Hideharu Miyahira
Fr.	1999-03-19	:	WC	K185	1. Martin Schmitt
Su.	1997-03-23	:	WC	K185	1. Akira Higashi
Sa.	1997-03-22	:	WC	K185	1. Takanobu Okabe
Su.	1994-03-20	:	SFWC	K185	1. Jaroslav Sakala
Su.	1994-03-20	:	WC	K185	1. Jaroslav Sakala
Su.	1991-03-24	:	WC	K185	1. Ralph Gebstedt
Sa.	1991-03-23	:	WC	K185	1. Staffan Tällberg
Su.	1987-03-15	:	WC	K185	1. Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl
Sa.	1987-03-14	:	WC	K185	1. Andreas Felder
Su.	1985-03-17	:	SFWC	K185	1. Matti Nykänen
Sa.	1979-03-17	:	SFWC	K165	1. Armin Kogler
Su.	1977-03-20	:	SFW-O	K165	1. Reinhold Bachler
Su.	1977-03-20	:	SFW	K165	1. Ladislav Jirásko
Sa.	1977-03-19	:	SFW	K165	1. Bogdan Norčič

Hill Size:	HS 215
K-Point:	185 m
Longest jump:	240.0 m (Janne Ahonen , 2005-03-20, WC)
Hill record:	239.0 m (Bjørn Einar Romøren , 2005-03-20, WC)
Inrun length:	124 m
Inrun angle:	38.5°
Take-off length:	8.5 m
Take-off angle:	11.25°
Take-off height:	2 m
Speed:	102.6 km/h
Landing angle:	34.14°
Hill certificate:
Conversions:	1994, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2010
Operating until:	2013

K-Point:	165 m
Longest jump:	181.0 m (Bogdan Norčič , 1977-03-20)
Hill record:	176.0 m (Klaus Ostwald , 1979-03-18, SFWC)
Total height:	127 m
Inrun angle:	42°
Conversions:	1972, 1978
Operating until:	1983

K-Point:	153 m
Hill record:	165.0 m (Manfred Wolf , 1969-03-23)
Total height:	127 m
Inrun angle:	42°
Landing angle:	28.95°
Year of construction:	1969
Operating until:	1971

K200	2019-03-24:	252.0 m	Ryōyū Kobayashi	WC
K200	2018-03-22:	253.5 m	Gregor Schlierenzauer	WC
K200	2017-03-25:	251.5 m	Kamil Stoch	WC
K200	2017-03-25:	251.0 m	Stefan Kraft	WC
K200	2017-03-25:	250.0 m	Robert Johansson	WC
K200	2016-03-16:	252.0 m	Tilen Bartol	WC
K200	2015-03-20:	248.5 m	Peter Prevc	WC
K200	2015-03-20:	242.0 m	Michael Hayböck	WC
K200	2015-03-20:	241.5 m	Michael Hayböck	WC
K185	2005-03-20:	240.0 m	Janne Ahonen	WC
K185	2005-03-20:	239.0 m	Bjørn Einar Romøren	WC	WR
K185	2005-03-20:	235.5 m	Matti Hautamäki	WC	WR
K185	2005-03-20:	234.5 m	Bjørn Einar Romøren	WC	WR
K185	2005-03-20:	231.0 m	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	WC	WR
K185	2005-03-17:	234.5 m	Andreas Widhölzl	WC
K185	2003-03-23:	231.0 m	Matti Hautamäki	WC	WR
K185	2003-03-22:	228.5 m	Matti Hautamäki	WC	WR
K185	2003-03-21:	232.5 m	Veli-Matti Lindström	WC
K185	2003-03-20:	227.5 m	Matti Hautamäki	WC	WR
K185	2003-03-20:	225.0 m	Adam Małysz	WC	WR

K185	2000-03-18:	225.0 m	Andreas Goldberger	WC	WR
K185	2000-03-16:	224.5 m	Thomas Hörl	WC	WR
K185	1999-03-20:	219.5 m	Tommy Ingebrigtsen	WC	WR
K185	1999-03-19:	214.5 m	Martin Schmitt	WC	WR
K185	1999-03-19:	219.0 m	Martin Schmitt	WC
K185	1997-03-22:	213.0 m	Dieter Thoma	WC
K185	1997-03-22:	212.0 m	Lasse Ottesen	WC	WR
K185	1997-03-22:	210.0 m	Espen Bredesen	WC	WR
K185	1994-03-18:	209.0 m	Espen Bredesen	SFWC	WR
K185	1994-03-18:	207.0 m	Christof Duffner	SFWC
K185	1994-03-17:	203.0 m	Toni Nieminen	SFWC	WR
K185	1994-03-17:	202.0 m	Andreas Goldberger	SFWC
K185	1994-03-17:	196.0 m	Martin Höllwarth	SFWC	WR
K185	1991-03-23:	196.0 m	André Kiesewetter	WC
K185	1987-03-14:	194.0 m	Piotr Fijas	WC	WR
K185	1987-03-13:	192.0 m	Andreas Felder	WC
K185	1985-03-15:	191.0 m	Matti Nykänen	SFWC	WR
K185	1985-03-15:	187.0 m	Matti Nykänen	SFWC	WR
K185	1985-03-15:	186.0 m	Mike Holland	SFWC	WR
K165	1979-03-18:	176.0 m	Klaus Ostwald	SFWC	WR

Fr.	1977-03-18	:	SFW	K165	1. Reinhold Bachler
Su.	1974-03-17	:	SFW-O	K165	1. Walter Steiner
Sa.	1974-03-16	:	SFW	K165	1. Esko Rautionaho
Fr.	1974-03-15	:	SFW	K165	1. Walter Steiner
Th.	1972-03-23	:	SFWC	K165	1. Walter Steiner
Su.	1969-03-23	:	SFW-O	K153	1. Jiří Raška
Su.	1969-03-23	:	SFW	K153	1. Jiří Raška
Sa.	1969-03-22	:	SFW	K153	1. Bjørn Wirkola
Fr.	1969-03-21	:	SFW	K153	1. Bjørn Wirkola

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