Hinzenbach

Aigner-Schanze:

Hill Size: HS 94

K-Point: 90 m

Year of construction: 2006-2009

K-Point: 40 m

Hill record: 46,0 m (Stefan Hayböck, 2006)

Year of construction: 1930’s, Reconstruction 1980, Renovation 1996

K-Point: 20 m

Hill record: 20,5 m

Year of construction: 1996

Further jumps: no

Plastic matting: all

Ski club: Union Volksbank Hinzenbach

The K40 and K20 plastic covered hills

History:

At the beginning of the 30’s the first ski jump in Hinzenbach near Eferding was built, but it had to be reconstructed and replaced a few times. At the end of the 30’s the jump was taken to the slope at Aigner Sägewerk. In a summer at the end of the 40’s one of the first tournaments on straw took place there. In 1953 the jump had to be taken down and replaced by a smaller practicing hill. But in 1958 at the same place a K40 was set up. Today’s plastic covered jump then was built in 1980.

In 1996 another conversion took place and additionally a K20 jump was built for the young jumpers.

In spring 2006 in Upper Austria the construction of a new K90 ski jumping hill for larger competitions has started. In autumn 2009 the first jumps on plastic mattings should be possible and then the inauguration would take place in 2010. However in September 2009 heavy rainfalls lead to a strong delay in the construction works of the new ski jumping hill and even strong damage of the smaller plastic covered hills.

> Photos of the new-construction

Contact:

Union Volksbank Hinzenbach

Obmann Bernhard Zauner

Großstroheim 11

A-4074 Stroheim

Phone: +43 (0) 7272 3993

Fax: +43 (0) 732 7600 3249

office@schiclub.at

www.schiclub.at

Model of the recently constructed HS 94

On the right is the slope of the new jump,

on the left the old K40 and K20:

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