Bad Mitterndorf/Tauplitz
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Kulm-Skiflugschanze:
Hill Size: HS
200
K-Point: 185
m
Hill record: 214,0 m (Sven Hannawald GER, 2003-01-31, WC)
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Length of inrun: 140,4 m
Angle of inrun: 35°
Length of takeoff: 8,0 m
Angle of takeoff: 10,75°
Height of takeoff: 4,0 m
Speed: approx.
94,4 km/h
Landing angle: 35,0°
Year of construction: 1950
Further jumps: no
Plastic matting: no
Ski club: WSC
Bad Mitterndorf
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History:
Already in about 1910 first ski jumping pioneers made
their first experiences on a jumping hill at the Kulm.
In about 1925 ski jumping at Mitterndorf was
flowering and the first real ski jumping hill construction was made, later
after further conversions jumps were about 60 m long.
Since the atmosphere for ski jumping was good after
World War II, the ski flying hill at the Kulm at the
end of Bad Mitterndorf in direction of Tauplitz in the Styrian part of
the Salzkammergut was built. Up until today it is the
only of the six ski flying hill which has a totally naturally inrun. At the
beginning the critical Point was at 100 meters, but of ourse
the ski jump was converted and enlarged within the years.
In 1975 the first wind net was installed to protect
the ski jumpers which was enlarged in 1985 on a height of 25 m. Measured
side-winds of 8 m/s could be reduced with it to approximately 2.5 m/s.
A fundamental conversion of the flying hill took place
in 1984/85 and today it has a K-Point of 185 m. Ski Flying World Championships
(1975, 1986, 1996 & 2006) and Ski Flying World Cup competitions have long
tradition on this ski jump and the “fascination of ski jumping” is a great
international sports event at the Kulm.
Also the ski jumping ladies haven’t avoided visiting
the ski jump, because in 1997 Austria’s Eva Ganster
jumped here as the first woman on a ski flying hill on 1967 m and didn’t not
only enter the Guiness Book of World Records, but set
up a new world record in ladies ski jumping.
In January 2003 her fellow countrywoman Daniela Iraschko flew in her third jump on 200 m and improved the
old world record with gigantic 33 m!
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Hill record development:
1950 A.
Dietrich AUT 103,0 m
1951 S. Bradl AUT 115,0 m
1953 S. Bradl AUT 122,0 m
1956 W.
Lesser GER 125,0 m
1959 T.
Yggeseth NOR 127,0 m
1962 H. Recknagel GER 136,0 m
1965 H. Ohlmeyer
GER 140,0 m
1965 P. Lesser GER 145,0 m
1978 P. Leitner GER 145,0 m
1978 E. Federer AUT 164,0 m
1982-03-13 H. Neuper AUT 167,0 m
1986-01-01 A. Felder
AUT 191,0 m
1996-02-08 J.
Ahonen FIN 200,0 m
1996-02-11 J. Weißflog GER 201,0 m
1997-02-08 T. Okabe JPN 205,0 m
2003-01-31 S. Hannawald GER 214,0 m
Bad Mitterndorf:
The Kulm Ski
Flying Hill in Bad Mitterndorf is near the city of
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Contact:
FIS Skiflug Weltcup 2009
Neuper Group GmbH
Hauptstrasse 293
8983
Bad Mitterndorf
Phone:
+43 (0) 3623 / 6055
Fax:
+43 (0) 3623 / 3785
Wintersport Club
Bad Mitterndorf
Hauptstraße 293
8983 Bad Mitterndorf
View cards from
1956 & 1959
Collection F.H.