Innsbruck
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Bergisel-Schanze:
Hill Size: HS
130
K-Point: 120
m
Hill record: 136,0 m (Adam Małysz POL, 2004-09-11, SGP)
Official hill record: 134,5 m (Sven Hannawald GER, 2002-01-04, WC)
Length of inrun: 91,3 m
Height of takeoff: 4
m
Angle of takeoff: 11,0°
Speed: approx.
90 km/h
Landing angle: 37,8°
Year of construction: 1927,
Conversion 2001
Spectator capacity: 60,000
(officially 26,000)
Plastic matting: yes
Further jumps: no
Ski club: SV
Innsbruck-Bergisel
History:
The hill is the
end of a glacial moraine,
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1809 |
Main battlefield for the Tyrolean battle
of independence |
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1867 |
Opening of the Brenner railway tunnel |
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1904 |
Introduction of streamtrains
over the Brenner route |
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1927 |
First skijumping
competition (23. January) on this hill: longest jump: 47,5 m |
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1933 |
Restauration of jumping facilities: longest jump: 74 m |
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1942 |
The wood constructed jumping tower
collapses during a visit of soccer team members from Villingen:
4 died |
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1949 |
New building according to plans from the
30's |
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1952 |
First 4 hill tour with jumping in |
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1964 |
Olympic wintergames
in |
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1976 |
Olympic wintergames
in |
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1988 |
The pope visits |
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2001 |
New jumping stadium is under construction |
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2001/02 |
Anniversary - 50th 4 hills tour |
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2002 |
Official opening (14. September) |
Reconstruction 2001:
THE TOWER
The foundation
platform measures 16 by 20 meters. The upper three lower floors contain
technical equipment, storage and staff offices and the entrance level. the visitors elevator reaches the terrace level at about
43.5 meters.
THE TOWER HEAD
The three floor
steel constructed tower head with restaurant, panorama platform and rescue area
reaches up to 12 meters beyond the tower shaft.
THE IN-RUN
In the first
design of the project it was planned to support the 4 fielded in-run with three
pillars. The final construction was executed without pillar support. The
solution was the construction of the “fish belly”. 68.5
meters steel and steel wire with an inclination of up to 35 degrees. It
actually removes the stress from the in-run itself.
Hill record development:
1927-??-??: 47,5 m Heinrich Mayerl AUT
1933-02-12: 70,5 m Marcel Reymond SUI WM
1933-02-12: 70,5 m Josef Gumpold AUT WM
1933-02-13: 74, 0m Birger Ruud NOR
1955-01-06:
79,5 m Torbjörn Ruste NOR VST
1956-01-06:
79,5 m Koba Zakadse SOV VST
1961-01-06:
84,5 m Kalevi Kärkkinen FIN VST
1962-12-30: 91,5 m Toralf Engan NOR VST
1964-01-05: 95,5 m Jozef Przybyla POL VST
1964-02-09:
95,5 m Veikko Kankkonen FIN OLY
1970-01-04:
98,0 m Björn Wirkola NOR VST
1970-01-04: 99,0 m
Horst Queck
DDR VST
1975-01-04: 99,0 m
Karl Schnabl
AUT VST
1975-01-04:
101,0 m Hans Millonig AUT VST
1976-01-03:
103,0 m Peter Leitner BRD OLY
1978-01-03: 106,0 m
Falko Weißpflog DDR VST
1980-01-02: 107,0 m
Hubert Neuper
AUT WC
1984-01-04: 107,5 m
Klaus Ostwald DDR WC
1984-01-04: 107,5 m
Jens Weißflog DDR WC
1985-01-04: 112,0 m
Pavel Ploc
CSR WC
1987-01-04: 112,0 m
Ernst Vettori
AUT WC
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1994-01-04: 114,5 m
Andreas Goldberger AUT WC
1995-01-03: 117,0 m
Kazuyoshi Funaki JPN WC
1995-01-04: 117,5 m
Kazuyoshi Funaki JPN WC
1997-01-04: 120,0 m
Dieter Thoma GER WC
2001-01-03: 120,5 m
Adam Małysz POL WC
2002-01-03: 132,5 m
Sven Hannawald GER WC
2002-01-04: 134,5 m
Sven Hannawald GER WC
2002-09-13: 135,0 m
Martin Höllwarth AUT SGP
2003-08-31: 135,0
m Veli-Matti Lindström FIN SGP
2004-09-11: 136,0 m Adam Małysz POL SGP
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Contact:
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Skispringen Förderverein SV Innsbruck-Bergisel
Michael-Gaismair-Straße 10 Max Stauder
A-6020 Innsbruck Kirchplatz
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Phone: +43 (0) 512 / 566 588 A-6162
Mutters
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www.bergiselspringen.at
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.... the Alpine
town is a living treasure house of history and culture. There is more than one
reason for coming to
A Great Summer.
Winter
Wonderland.
