Akureyri

Ásgarð

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Ásgarð:

K-Point:

50 m

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1948
Conversions:	1979
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	Skíðafélag Akureyrar
Coordinates:	65.655571, -18.228337 ✔

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History:

Akureyri is one of the few places in Iceland where ski jumping has developed over the decades.
Ski jumping in Akureyri presisted for a longer time on a slope called Ásgarð. Most Icelandic championship competitions organized by Akureyri have been held there since 1948. Usually, victory in competitions could be secured by jumping around 40-50 meters. In 1971, Björn Óór Ólafsson performed an extraordinary jump of 59.5 m during the Iceland championship, which still is the longest jump in the history of the country's championship. The hill was rebuilt in 1979 with the help of specialists from the United States and Norway and was then called a 45-meter hill.
The last championship in Akureyri took place in 1993.

1993	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Ólafur Björnsson
1988	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Ólafur Björnsson
1984	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Þorvaldur Jónsson
1971	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Björn Þór Ólafsson
1968	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Steingrímur Garðarsson
1962	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Skarphéðinn Guðmundsson
1957	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Jónas Ásgeirsson
1948	:	N-ISL	K50	1. Sigurður Þórðarson

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