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Bloudkova velikanka:

Hill Size:	HS 138
K-Point:	125 m
Hill record:	147.0 m (Jarl Magnus Riiber , 2023-03-04, NC-WSC)
Official hill record:	142.0 m (Peter Prevc , 2014-03-23, WC)
Hill record:	146.5 m (Bor Pavlovčič , 2020-09-27)
Hill record:	139.5 m (Maren Lundby , 2023-03-01, WSC)
Hill record:	133.0 m (Maja Vtič , 2013-10-13, N-SLO)
Inrun length:	96.7 m
Inrun angle:	35°
Take-off length:	6.7 m
Take-off angle:	11°
Take-off height:	3.1 m
Speed:	95.2 km/h
Ratio h/n:	0.580
P-Point:	109 m
Landing angle:	33.550°
Hill certificate:
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.478224, 13.719832 ✔

– K125 (2012-...) – K130 (2001-2002) – K120 (1941-2001) – K106 (1935-1941) – K90 (1933-1935) –

Srednja skakalnica:

Hill Size:	HS 102
K-Point:	95 m
Hill record:	106.0 m (Dejan Judež , 2014-02-16)
	106.0 m (Andraž Pograjc , 2019-01-06)
	106.0 m (Ryota Yamamoto , 2023-02-23, NC-WSC)
Official hill record:	105.0 m (Piotr Żyła , 2023-02-25, WSC)
Hill record:	109.0 m (Vid Vrhovnik , 2020-10-03, NC-N-SLO)
Hill record:	103.5 m (Eva Pinkelnig , 2024-03-21, WC)
Inrun length:	88.5 m
Inrun angle:	34°
Take-off length:	6.4 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	2.4 m
Speed:	88.38 km/h
Ratio h/n:	0.555
P-Point:	85 m
Landing angle:	35.17°
Hill certificate:
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.478143, 13.720235 ✔

Srednja Bloudkova skakalnica (Skakalnica Stano Pelan):

Hill Size:	HS 100
K-Point:	90 m
Hill record:	110.0 m (Bine Zupan , 2004-03-13)
Official hill record:	102.5 m (Andreas Goldberger , 1994-12-11, WC)
Hill record:	105.5 m (Anette Sagen , 2003-01-29, EYOF)
Take-off angle:	11°
Landing angle:	35°
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1949
Conversions:	1989
Operating until:	2007
Year of destruction:	2011
Status:	destroyed
Coordinates:	46.477433, 13.720719 ✔

Mladinske skakalnice:

Hill Size:	HS 80
K-Point:	72 m
Hill record:	82.0 m (Sergey Tkachenko , 2017-08-13, FIS)
Hill record:	78.5 m (Tina Erzar , 2022-03-06)
Hill record:	78.0 m (Kamila Karpiel , 2017-08-13, FIS)
Inrun length:	81.7 m
Inrun angle:	33.6°
Take-off length:	6.3 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	1.9 m
Speed:	82.8 km/h
Ratio h/n:	0.518
P-Point:	65.4 m
Landing angle:	33.5°
Hill certificate:
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.477536, 13.720786 ✔

Hill Size:	HS 61
K-Point:	56 m
Hill record:	63.0 m (Matej Plut , 2020-02-09)
Hill record:	63.0 m (Timon Brglez , 2022-09-17)
Hill record:	63.0 m (Nika Prevc , 2020-02-09)
	63.0 m (Nika Prevc , 2020-03-01)
	63.0 m (Nika Prevc , 2020-03-01)
Hill record:	62.5 m (Tina Erzar , 2022-09-17)
Inrun length:	70.2 m
Inrun angle:	32.4°
Take-off length:	5.8 m
Take-off angle:	9.5°
Take-off height:	1.5 m
Speed:	76.3 km/h
Ratio h/n:	0.5
P-Point:	52.3 m
Landing angle:	32.75°
Hill certificate:
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.477437, 13.720990 ✔

Otroške skakalnice:

Hill Size:	HS 45
K-Point:	41 m
Hill record:	43.5 m (Alexei Urevc , 2020-02-29)
Hill record:	43.5 m (Ajda Košnjek , 2020-02-29)
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.477105, 13.721401 ✔

Hill Size:	HS 30
K-Point:	28 m
Hill record:	29.5 m (Tit Voranc Božič , 2018-02-17)
	29.5 m (Tit Voranc Božič , 2018-02-17)
Hill record:	27.5 m (Mia Ingolič , 2018-02-17)
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.477178, 13.721561 ✔

Hill Size:	HS 15
K-Point:	13 m
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2012
Status:	operating
Coordinates:	46.477246, 13.721810 ✔

Skakalnice planiške šole:

K-Point:	40 m
Further jumps:	K8
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1952
Status:	destroyed
Coordinates:	46.477189, 13.721503 ✔

K-Point:	30 m
Plastic matting:	no
Status:	destroyed
Coordinates:	46.477272, 13.721736 ✔

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1933
Conversions:	2011-2013
Status:	operating
Ski club:	ŠD Planica
Coordinates:	46.478224, 13.719832 ✔

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History:

The history of ski jumping and flying of Planica began in the year 1931, when the secretary of the Yugoslavian Ski Association, Joso Gorec from Ljubljana, opted to build the "Dom Ilirija", which is nowadays known as "Dom Planica". Back in the day, this hotel offered luxurious rooms as well as tennis courts and a swimming pool, which is why high society, like politicians and peers chose it as their vacation destination.
Gorec dreamt of Planica being a ski resort, so this hotel was supposed to be only the beginning of it all. The year after, he asked his friend Stanko Bloudek to build a K80 ski jumping hill, which was the largest possible size according to the FIS rules back then. Ski flying did not exist as a discipline and was not even mentioned until then. Gorec had a well-known supporter with Sir Arnold Luun from England, who was convinced that the development of ski jumping and the hills was unstoppable. Eventually, FIS allowed jumping longer distances - but only for research purposes.
Bloudek started his work and found the ideal location for this new hill. But before the project could get started, another important step was yet to be made. The ground, the hill was supposed to be built at, was owned by local farmers, who grazed cattles there. Without the Catholic priest of Rateče, who convinced them that they needed to let progress and modernization happening, they would not have sold their land. But before the actual construction started, Bloudek ran out of money.
Luckily, Ivan Rožman stepped in. He was an engineer and also owned a construction company and drafted a K90, which was the hill which was built between October and December 1933. It was inaugurated two months later, before it saw its first of ten world records in total with the 92 meters of Birger Ruud. The journalists rushed to Rateče to send their telegrams, distributing the news about the record. They received replies which questioned if the news was a mistake since Planica did not exist on any maps they had. Ruuds brother Sigmund jumped even two meters further, but made snow contact. He became the man, who invented the term "mammoth hill".
However, Rožman was the unhappiest man at that time since the hill was named after Bloudek and not him. "Bloudkova velikanka" translated means "Bloudek's large" or "Bloudek's large hill". After a disput with Gorec, who stayed at his friend's side, Rožman, whose invention of snow cement actually secured the first international competition in Planica, backed off eventually. Only two years later, he died in the age of 36. The journalist Svetozar Guček took many efforts to give Rožman the (deserved) credit, but did not really succeed. Later on, his name was also added to the hill's name, but that did not take much recognition.
And so it was Bloudek's name, which was and is remembered. He continued his works in 1935 and enlarged the ski jump to a K106. Between March 3rd and 13th, the hill was completely re-designed: The take-off was pushed ten meters back, which could be done because the upper part of the inrun was extended by ten meters and raised by eight meters at the same time. Also the landing zone was reshaped and widened by cutting down quite a few spruces on both sides. The upper part of the porch was raised by two meters and the whole slope was shaped parabolic. This mainly happened by steeping the lower part of the landing slope. Now, it was also possible to "emergency" land jumps shorter than 50 meters.
After a request by Joso Gorec, a meeting with FIS President Nikolai Ramm Østgaard took place on March 13th. There, it was agreed that the hill now met FIS Standards and reached 2nd FIS grade for ski jumps. Consequently, international competitions (except FIS sanctioned) competitions could be held here. These quick measures where the final steps which made it eventually possible to jump more than 100 meters. On the 15th of March in 1936 Josef Bradl jumped 101.5 meters on Bloudkova velikanka, while his Norwegian opponents were only spectators because they were not permitted to start by their federation. Guček, who was present at this historic event, reported that they were crying. Interestingly, media reported that Bradl jumped 101 meters. But this was only caused due to the fact that the scoreboard only had space for three numbers and not four. So, the journalists were using this information for their reports. However, the trophy Bradl received for his achievement, which is showcased in the Salzburg ski museum in Werfenweng near Bischofshofen, had the correct distance engraved. Also Sigmund Ruud noted it correctly in his book.
Bloudkova velikanka remained THE world record hill, even in the 2nd world war. The German jumper Rudi Gehring increased the best mark on March 2nd 1941 first to 108 and then to 118 meters. On the same day, also the first Slovenian (back then Yugoslavian) jumpers beat the 100-meters-mark with Albin Novšak and Rudi Finžgar, who jumped 103 and 101 meters respectively. But only Finžgar's jump was counted as valid since his contact with the snow was only very light while Novšak clearly touched the ground.
After the World War II, the hill had to be renovated, which was no surprise considering the trouble at this time. So Stanko Bloudek prepared his hill again. But only one new world-record was jumped on the Bloudkova velikanka: In 1948, Swiss jumper Fritz Tschannen jumped 120 meters - in front of his compatriot Hans Feldmann, who was the first FIS delegate to be present at a competition in Planica. Feldmann even took the 120-meters-distance mark with him as a souvenir. Eventually, it was the last world record on the Bloudkova velikanka. It dropped behind the new hills Kulm in Austria and the Heini-Klopfer-Schanze in Oberstdorf. So the Bloudkova velikanka moved out of the ski jumping interest bit by bit. After the plans, to build a new flying hill started in 1954, the ski flying-competitions took place on the Letalnica.
That had the effect that the Bloudkova velikanka lost even more importance. But a lot of international competitions took place here. In the 1990’s, nearly in every year, world-cup-weekends took place in Planica. In 1990, 1993 and 1995 also team competitions took place. In 1998, the World Cup was held here for the last time. Noriaki Kasai jumped the latest hill record with 147.5 meters, which made it worthy "farewell" competition, which nobody could know back then. Until its demolition in 2010/2011 the hill decayed bit by bit after snow masses destroyed parts of the inrun and the knoll at the end of 2001.
The history of "Srednja Bloudkova", which was built in 1949 by Stanko Bloudek and his associate and collaborator Stano Peolan, continued a little bit longer. To honour Pelan, who also was an advisor of the Gorišek brothers, this normal hill was named after him. Between 1980 and 1985, the world-cup-competitions took place on it. Even Jens Weißflog won a competition. In 1984, he won the world-cup by winning the competition on Srednja Bloudkova. Matti Nykänen won the competition in the year before and also in 1986, after one-year-break. In turn, two years later, the Slovenian athlete Primoz Ulaga won “at home”; he was already on 3rd place in 1980. In the two years before that competition, world-cup in Planica took only place on the Bloudkova velikanka; today Letalnica. In 1989, Jens Weißflog won a second time. This time he beat Andreas Felder from Austria and the Finnish athlete and today coach Ari-Pekka Nikkola.
A world-cup should take place in 1993 on the normal hill again. At the 11th and 12th of December, the season was opened with two competitions. The Norwegian Espen Bredesen was the first athlete – in this season – who wore the yellow jersey, because of his victory. He beat Andreas Goldberger and Takanobou Okabe. The second competition took place on the large hill Bloudkova velikanka.
But only one more time, a world-cup-weekend took place on the “Srednija”: The season 1995/1996 was opened there, too. Kazuyoshi Funaki was the first winner in this season. Andreas Goldberger was on 2nd place and a young Finnish jumper named Janne Ahonen was on 3rd place. At the next day, Goldberger was a second time on the podium, but this time as winner. He beat Mika Laitinen (Finland) and Lasse Ottesen (Norway).
In 2003, the hill became the venue of the European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), which included a women's competition for the first time. Anette Sagen from Norway took the victory with the hill record and an impressive advantage of 81 points. She also won the first COC competition two years later. Another two years later, the last competitions on the normal hill took place. Planica replaced Tarvisio as host of the Junior World Championships, which became necessary by a lack of snow in the Italian village. Afterwards, the hill decayed as well as the K40 and K8 school hills next to it, which were equipped with plastic mattings and were also built by Stanko Bloudek in 1952.
In July 2011 the construction works on Planica Nordic Center started, which was at the heart of Planica's application for the Nordic WSC 2017, without success. By fall 2012 the reconstruction of Bloudkova velikanka as a double hill with HS 139 and HS 104 was completed. The first jump on the new large hill was performed by Aleš Hlebanja aus Rateče, whose grandmother was one of the first to sell their piece of ground to the Republic of Slovenia, which was an essential for building the facility. Together with the Slovenian hero Primož Peterka, who tested the normal hill a day earlier, Hlebanja also made the inaugural jump. Both jumped parallel - Hlebanja on the large and Peterka on the normal hill. Half an hour later, the Slovenian national championships began; the first competition after the rebuilding. The first international competition was a Continental Cup, which were hosted in February 2013.
Until 2015 a total of 25m Euro has been invested also into the smaller hills (HS 80, HS 62, HS 45, HS 30, HS 15), the ski flying hill, cross-country trails and infrastructure. As the flying hill was not ready to use again in March 2014, the World Cup Final was moved to the large hill. At this first World Cup since Kasai's legendary hill record, also the women competed after they already had a World Cup weekend a couple of weeks earlier when Planica replaced Ljubno as a host due to a lack of snow.
In 2023, Planica hosted the Nordic Ski World Championships, which was also the first edition of this event in Slovenia.

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Comments:

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66) Sascha Hädrich wrote on 2024-03-25 at 18:34:

Schanzenrekord Eva Pinkelnig

Thank you very much, I have just entered it.
Sorry for the delay.

65) 555 wrote on 2024-03-25 at 10:06:

New women's HR at HS102 by Eva Pinkelnig (103.5 m)

Eva Pinkelnig set the new female's hill record at 103.5 meters on 21 March 2024 on Srednja skakalnica HS102

Please update it!

https://medias3.fis-ski.com/pdf/2024/JP/3328/2024JP3328RL.pdf

64) Elis Cristian MIHAI wrote on 2024-03-22 at 22:55:

NEW HILL RECORD ON THE NORMAL HILL (HS102) FROM PLANICA

In 21.03.2024 Eva Pinkelnig established a new hill record on the HS102 Normal Hill (Srednja skakalnica) from Planica, with a jump of 103.5 m in the final individual competition of the World Cup Women 2023-2024 Edition !

https://data.fis-ski.com/pdf/2024/JP/3328/2024JP3328RL.pdf

63) Kryštof Adámek wrote on 2023-12-25 at 22:18:

K30

K30 didnt have matting

62) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2023-03-11 at 21:05:

Official hill record

We consider the "Official hill record" the same as the FIS "WC hill record", which can only be set by ski jumpers during official rounds of WC, WSC, SFWC, and Olympics (and GP in summer). Thus, Riiber's amazing jump is not considered as "Official hill record". Nevertheless, it's still the "hill record" :-)

61) pangik04 wrote on 2023-03-09 at 09:26:

Official record

Is the official record on this site based of World Cup Ski Jumping competition or the furthest jump? If the site is basing official record on World Cup ski jumping competition which seems to be the case for all official records on this site, the official record should not be changed to Riiber record. The FIS results after that record still state Prevc record as World Cup record.

60) 555 wrote on 2023-03-06 at 21:42:

Recognized 147 m as official record by:

RTV (Slovenian National RadioTelevision)
STA (Slovenian Press Agency)
SLOSKI (Slovenian Ski Association)
24ur/POP TV (biggest commercial TV in Slovenia)
Dnevnik, Delo (main Slovenian newspapers)
etc......

Although Slovenian TV commentators and journalist mentioned Pavlovčič 145 m (as winter longest jump) many times in those days, they reffered Prevc's 142 m as official.

All until Riiber didn't improve in and set new official HR at 147 m.

59) 555 wrote on 2023-03-06 at 21:11:

Prevc's 142 m is now ex (past tense)

Thanks for updating women's record.

Again, although Riiber is not "classic" ski jumper, he set the new "official" hill record, by improving the old one for five meters. The record (147 m) was set at the top level competition with international TV broadcast. I hear all the time from leading slovenian media, journalists and TV Slovenia (who covers and broadcast Planica International since 1960) this as new official hill record. And also from international media.

So please update it as official and take this in consideration and delete Prevc's record which is officially past time ex record now.To recap, Riiber's jump is now officially absolute the longest and official.

58) 555 wrote on 2023-03-06 at 18:25:

147 m by Riiber (hill record vs official hill record)

Although record distance 147 m by Riiber was set in nordic combined, it was set at highest level in the competition (Olympics, World Championships, World Cup), with International TV broadcast, so this should be marked as official world record. In all Slovenian and foreign media this is now considered as beating Prevc's old record, as now new (current) official hill record.

Another thing is if this was set at 2nd or 3rd league competition at Continetal Cup or some training with no video proof.

57) 555 wrote on 2023-03-06 at 18:17:

139.5 m by Lundby (new Women's hill record)

You still have labeled (up) Takanashi as record holder and Englund as longest jump.

Lundby jumped 139.5 m (three judges recognized it as valid-standing jump). As it was achieved at top level competition (Olympics, World Championships, World Cup) with professional video proof and International TV broadcast this is the new women's hill record. Please update it!

https://medias2.fis-ski.com/pdf/2023/JP/3035/2023JP3035RL.pdf

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56) 555 wrote on 2023-02-28 at 10:47:

Bloudkova velikanka (HS138) + Srednja skakalnica HS102

Just to clarify various terms and hill names.

The axis, name and location of old historic "Bloudkova velikanka" (1934) are protected as monument and part of national cultural heritage. It can not be changed or moved, and the name can not be used for any other hill than only for Large hill (now HS138).

HS102 is a complete new hill, built next to Bloudkova velikanka in 2012, and has nothing to do with Bloudek or the history of Bloudkova velikanka. It simply replaced the ex "Srednja Bloudkova velikanka" (K90). The facility was placed right next to Bloudkova velikanka, especially for the future World Championships and easier TV broadacast.

Velikanka means sometinh huge, giagantic, mammoth. In the 1930s and 1940s Bloudkova velikanka was giant, the largest hill in the world.

HS102 is simply called "Srednja skakalnica" (Normal hill). Please change that. Thanks!

55) 555 wrote on 2023-02-28 at 10:33:

Old K90 hill (1948) is called "Srednja Bloudkova skakalnica"

Old K90 hill built in 1948 was designed by Stanko Bloudek, with assistance of his close friend and co-worker Stano Pelan. Official hill name was "Srednja Bloudkova skakalnica" (Bloudek's normal hill) and alternative/second name "Skakalnica Stano Pelan" (Stano Pelan Hill).

To distinguish between the hills, please change the name to "Srednja Bloudkova velikanka" (Skakalnica Stano Pelan)

54) Marco wrote on 2023-02-25 at 21:18:

Offizielle Rekorde

Zwei neue offizielle Männer Schanzenrekorde auf der K95! Bei der Nordischen Ski-WM sprang heute (25.02.) Yevhen Marusiak (UKR) 103,0 m, danach Piotr Zyla (POL) 105, 0 m! Bitte um Änderung!

53) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2023-02-25 at 16:56:

149 m by Lanišek

Thank you for the info and explanation! We removed the record.

52) 555 wrote on 2023-02-24 at 17:02:

Please delete 149 m by Lanišek

As earlier, explained by Cene Prevc on Slovenian National TV, it never actually happened. It was only 133 meters.

51) 555 wrote on 2023-02-24 at 16:53:

Lanišek never actually jumped 149 m anyway (only 133 m)

It turned out that Lanišek never actually jumped 149 meters in Planica 2014, as it was published, but only 133 meters. As Cene Prevc explained in Planica 2023 (RTV Studio) he and Lanišek back then (in 2014) both jumped 133 meters, but from much lower gate than nordic combined skiers. Jury simply compensated lower gate with adding distance, as there was no gate/wind compensation back then in Nordic combined. Cene Prevc's explanation on 24.2.2023 ([https://365.rtvslo.si/arhiv/planica-2023-sp-v-nordijskem-smucanju/174938319 see at 5:05]).

50) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2021-02-28 at 20:40:

@Bocde

Der Schanzenrekord von Kasai ist für die alte Bloudkova Velikanka angegeben. Auf der neuen, verkleinerten Schanze hat nun Prevc den Weltcup-Rekord.

49) Bocde wrote on 2021-02-27 at 21:44:

Schanzenrekord

Noriaki Kasai ist im Weltcup 1998 147,5m gesprungen so ist der Schanzenrekord von Peter Prevc 142m no nie aktuell gewesen
LG Bocde

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42) Crossbow wrote on 2014-09-24 at 22:53:

Planica eMail contact

hi,
Just wanted to contact the Slovenian Ski Association via planica@sloski.si but unfortunately I received a Mail error. Can someone share a functioning eMail address with me, please?

41) snoflaxe wrote on 2014-09-13 at 20:42:

das Datum vom letzten Sommerrekord

http://smusko.adamsoft.si/tekmovanja.php?kaj=rezultati&id=3189

Anze Lanisek hat den Rekord nicht am 13, sondern am 7 September geschlagen.

40) 555 wrote on 2014-07-12 at 16:16:

I know you want to short the name for Bloudkova velikanka, but there is no shorter name for this hill.

39) 555 wrote on 2014-07-12 at 16:07:

Titles

Subtitle: Velikanka (flying hill) is totally wrong. This term is related to Letalnica bratov Gorišek and definetly not for Bloudkova velikanka. You should write full Bloudkova velikanka subtitle.

Velikanka and Letalnica is the same thing, refers to the same hill.

I know it's confusing, but let met translate it from slovene to english on more time:
- Bloudkova velikanka: it's just a name of the hill after Stanko Bloudek
- Velikanka: this one word with big letter has totally different meaning. It means something huge, gigantic and refers directly to Letalnica (Flying Hill). It's just a different word for flying hill. I hope you understand.

38) 555 wrote on 2014-07-12 at 15:52:

My editig suggestion

Stano Pelan Hill - no more exists and it was never part of Bloudkova velikanka (it should have its own page). All others hill shoud stay in this page.

Other 8 hills are now part of Nordic Center Planica.

My suggestion:
-replace subtitle Velikanka with Nordic Center Planica
-replace title Nordic Center (Bloudkova Velikanka with Bloudkova velikanka (2012)
-to the title Bloudkova velikanka yo can add (1934 or original or old) or just complete new title Rožman/Bloudkova velikanka

37) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2014-06-29 at 16:09:

Planica ski jumps

Thank you for all the corrections of the names and information of the hills of Planica. I am currently thinking what might be the best way to represent the hills, i.e. split into different sites

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36) 555 wrote on 2014-06-28 at 00:16:

Translation: slovene to english

skakalnica = ski jumping hill
srednja = normal hill
Letalnica, Velikanka = huge, gigantic hill, flying hill
smučarski skoki = ski jumping
smučarski poleti = ski flying
ŠD Planica/Športno društvo Planica = Sport Association Planica

35) 555 wrote on 2014-06-27 at 23:59:

Please correct many mistakes:

- Srednija to Srednja
- Bloudkova Velikanka to Bloudkova velikanka
- 1931 to 1934 (Year of construction of Blou. velikanka)
- Delete title Velikanka (it's a term for Letalnica bratov Gorišek and not Bloudova velikanka)
- 1949 (Year of construction of Skakalnica Stano Pelan)
- Skakalnica Stano Pelan was destroyed (replaced with 2 new medium hills
- old further small hills, called Skakalnice Planiške šole/Planica School Hills were K-8 and K-30, K-40 (built in 1952)
- change order of title: Nordic Center (Bloudkova Velikanka) to Bloudkova velikanka (Nordic Center / or. 2012)
- change title: Bloudkova Velikanka to Bloudkova velikanka (1934 / or. original)

34) 555 wrote on 2014-06-27 at 23:33:

Further jumps - Official K-points and HS

K13 / HS15
K28 / HS30
K41 / HS45
K56 / HS62
K72 / HS80

33) 555 wrote on 2014-06-20 at 16:53:

4 different terms are used for Letalnica:

-Velikanka bratov Gorišek (original old name, but still in use)
-Letalnica bratov Gorišek (current full name)
-Velikanka (original old shorten name but still in use)
-Letalnica (current short name)

Terms used for Bloudkova velikanka:

-Bloudkova velikanka (most common)
-Rožman/Bloudkova velikanka
-Velika Rožman/Bloudkova skakalnica

32) 555 wrote on 2014-06-20 at 16:44:

Velikanka = Letalnica bratov Gorišek

Term:

Velikanka = Letalnica bratov Gorišek

31) 555 wrote on 2014-06-20 at 16:42:

Velikanka (missleading title)! Correct it, please.

You confused the names of Bloudkova velikanka and Velikanka. It's missleading title.

Bloudkova velikanka is Bloudkova velikanka!

Velikanka (from original: Velikanka bratov Gorišek) is term associated with flying hill not large hill. When everybody in Slovenia say Velikanka (they mean Letalnica bratov Gorišek). For Bloudkova velikanka is Bloudkova velikanka, nothing else.

30) nic374 wrote on 2014-04-01 at 01:37:

Anže Lanišek sprang bei der Slowenischen NK-Meisterschaft 149m!
http://smusko.adamsoft.si/tekmovanja.php?kaj=rezultati_pred_tekom&id=3099

29) Artur wrote on 2014-02-16 at 20:28:

Pokal Cockta Planica

Results from Pokal Cockta Planica HS104:

http://www.winterszus.pl/2014/02/pokal-cockta-planica-ursa-bogataj-ziga.html

28) Andre wrote on 2013-11-22 at 22:27:

Nordic center Planica

Es wird alles erneuert. Innsgesamt werden dort neun neue schansen stehen und Planica wird auch erneuert and die langste der welt werden. Der nordic centrum ist umgefehr 50 mil. € wert...gruss

27) Antonio Banderas wrote on 2013-10-13 at 18:07:

Hill Record

Kranjec jumped 140m today
http://smusko.adamsoft.si/tekmovanja.php?kaj=rezultati&id=2892

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26) Olli wrote on 2013-08-14 at 18:18:

@Simon:

Mittlerweile sehe ich das auch so und die Schanzenanlage gefällt mir immer mehr, zumal doch ein bisschen Holz verbaut worden ist.

25) Simon wrote on 2013-02-06 at 20:18:

Echt super, dass Planica so modern wird. Schade, dass sie nicht die WM 2017 bekommen haben.

@Olli:

Ich finde das mit dem Beton gerade gut. Schließlich soll das eines der modernsten Anlagen werden. Da kann das Ganze auch gern modern aussehen :-)
Wobei ich gebe dir Recht, dass der Midstuen echt toll aussieht

24) Olli wrote on 2012-10-15 at 17:57:

Beton

Ich finde es schön, dass Planica wieder eine funktionsfähige Normal- und Großschanze hat, allerdings kann ich dieser Betonbauweise überhaupt nichts abgewinnen. Irgendwie passt das nicht zu Planica. Klasse wäre das Design gewesen wie in Norwegen der neue Midstuenbakken.

23) slev wrote on 2012-10-14 at 22:14:

AWESOME

put some more beautifull pictures of skijump. hills. I saw them a lot!!! they are really awesome hills

22) 555 wrote on 2012-10-14 at 01:09:

Primož Peterka - Bloudkova velikanka HS139 - October 13, 2012

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

21) Artur wrote on 2012-10-08 at 18:05:

Skocznie kompletne!

Wspaniale, kompleks skoczni, w skład którego wchodzi obiekt duży i normalny gotowy! W weekend otwarcie! Teraz czas na mniejsze skocznie.

http://shrani.si/f/1O/6V/1exnxWA7/1/currentca799y7i.jpg

20) 555 wrote on 2012-07-03 at 14:08:

Hill Record

Feb 4, 1934 - Franc Palme (Kingdom of YUGOSL.) - 55m
Feb 4, 1934 - Franc Palme (Kingdom of YUGOSL.) - 60m

1934 - Per G. Jonson (NOR) - 78m
1934 - Birger Ruud - 78m
1934 - Sigmund Ruud - 81m
1934 - Sigmund Ruud - 82m
1934 - Gregor Höll (AUT) - 83m
1934 - Sigmund Ruud - 85m
1934 - Birger Ruud - 87m
1934 - Per G. Jonson (NOR) - 89m

19) Marvin wrote on 2012-06-24 at 13:19:

Webcam

Sorry ich kapiere nicht wie man eine Link einstellen kann.
Die Seite lautet: 194.165.97.82/cgi-bin/guestimage.html

18) Marvin wrote on 2012-06-24 at 13:16:

Webcam

Auf der Seite:,kann man den Fortschritt der Schanzen betrachten

17) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2012-05-26 at 21:25:

@Mike

Yes, there are plans! I think we will hear more about that after the FIS congress next week.

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16) mike wrote on 2012-05-23 at 23:44:

225 meter?

Are there plans to make Letalnica a 225 meter
hill ?
If so when do you believe it would be done?
Thank You
Mike LeBlanc USA

15) borek99 wrote on 2012-02-16 at 18:48:

Record

K-90 ladie's hill record: 29.01.2003, 105,5m - Anette Sagen during EYOF (http://www.fis-ski.com/uk/604/610.html?sector=JP&raceid=1191)

14) Artur wrote on 2012-02-05 at 13:58:

Mniejsze skocznie

Wszystkie skocznie poza skocznią mamucią w Planicy są już nieczynne. Dodatkowo dwie mniejsze skocznie nie posiadają już igelitu. Został zdjęty.

http://www.shrani.si/f/3H/JE/4hzONrNG/dscn1348.jpg

13) Artur wrote on 2012-01-09 at 00:04:

Czepiam się, ale chcę żeby było dokładnie.
Skocznia K30 nie posiadała igelitu.
I brakuje jeszcze obecnego statusu (stanu) mniejszych skoczni.

12) Artur wrote on 2012-01-08 at 13:35:

Skocznie

Skocznia K90 na pewno już nie jest używana. Ogólnie to już żadna skocznia poza K185 nie jest w użytku. I trzeba zrobić adnotację o skoczniach, które się budują i które dopiero powstaną, one będą miały zupełnie inne parametry od tych, które istnieją.

11) Marvin wrote on 2011-12-31 at 11:46:

Mattenschanzen

Wen man unter http://www.flickr.com/photos/63282465@N06/ schaut,sieht man ,dass die Schanzen mit Matten belegt werden

10) tolek wrote on 2011-12-18 at 00:28:

skocznia

Według niektórych informacji skocznia będzie miała HS 135, po co ją pomniejszają?

9) abc122 wrote on 2011-12-14 at 22:53:

http://cdn1.siol.net/sn/img/11/348/634594696941055672_mat-planica_ogled_poteka_del_na_bloudkovi_velikanki_493.jpg

http://shrani.si/f/3o/4A/Cxcar4u/bloudek1planica.jpg

http://shrani.si/f/2X/13t/4uAjIEjM/634594698286464145mat-pl.jpg

http://shrani.si/f/1l/NL/eZblw8d/64843280dela-v-planici-6.jpg

8) Hasek wrote on 2011-11-14 at 04:08:

Nordic Center Planica
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=595584

7) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2011-11-08 at 22:07:

Antworten

1. siehe Artikel oder letzter Absatz im Text
2. weiß ich nicht
3. So wie in den Plänen zu lesen ist, wird sie auf HS 135 / K120 verkleinert

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6) Eric2022 wrote on 2011-11-08 at 20:21:

3 Fragen

1. Sind die Schanzen schon im Bau?
2. Werden bei den neuenn Schanzen auch die Groß-und die Normalschanze mit Matten belegt sein.
3. Wird bei der Großschanze der Hillsize vergrößert? Der in Willingen, wo auch eine K130 ist, liegt ja bei 145.

5) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2011-04-13 at 19:15:

Also ich denke, dass die Schanze 1998 noch einen recht guten Eindruck gemacht hat (siehe Video), was man heute nicht mehr von ihr behaupten kann (siehe aktuelle Foto-Galerien).
Der Bau des Nordic Center, mit dem sich Planica dann ja vermutlich auch für die Nordische WM bewerben will, beinhaltet ja hauptsächlich die Schanzen von der K130 abwärts. Diese sollen modernisisert werden. Die Skiflugschanze selbst ist davon nicht betroffen, nur die Tribünen etc.

4) Luis wrote on 2011-04-13 at 19:06:

Fortsetzung Velikanka

Deshalb sage ich: WORLD RECOR BACK TO PLANICA!!!!
Wenn's sein muss, muss man eben eine Kampange ins Leben rufen.
Alle die dafür sind, sollten etwas dafür tun. Und nicht nur für den Rekord, sondern für Slowenien, Planica, die Fans und die Athleten.
Am besten vorher zwei Wochen Wettkampfpause einlegen, damit man zwei, drei schöne Tage mit konstanten Weiten hat.
Außerdem sollte man für die Weltcupspringen den Modus der Skiflug-WM übernehmen. Also vier Wertungsdurchgänge in zwei Tagen und am Ende wird abgerechnet und man bekommt dann doppelte Weltcuppunkte. Vielleicht ne nette Anregung.
Viel Spaß beim Lesen und auf baldige Änderung und Besserung hoffen! Viele Grüße aus Bielefeld!

3) Luis wrote on 2011-04-13 at 19:00:

Velikanka

Grüß Gott zusammen!
Hat jemand eine Ahnung, wie es mit der Velikanka weitergeht? Wird sie im Zuge des "Planica Nordic Center" neu aufgebaut oder nur erneuert. Dort hat seit 13 Jahren kein Professionelles Skispringen stattgefunden. Vom letzten Springen dort datiert doch noch der Schanzenrekord.
Die Schanze scheint in einem schlechten Zustand zu sein, obwohl sie eigentlich sehr schön ist. Mir, als leidenschaftlichem Skisprung- und Schanzen-Archiv-Fan tun sich Fragen auf? War die Schanze bei ihrem letzten Springen schon in ihrem jetzigen Zustand und war es sogar ein Risiko, den Anlauf hinunter zu gehen. Auf YouTube ist noch ein Video von Noriaki Kasais Schanzenrekord. Ist er dort auf einer brüchigen Schanze zu diesem Flug gestartet.
Wenn diese Theorie nicht stimmt, habe ich noch eine Frage: Wieso hat man es nicht verhindert, dass sich der Wald so weit ausdehnen konnte, und somit diese altehrwürdige Schanze angriff? Es wäre sehr schön, wenn man dieser Rätsel auflären könnte und der Velikanka eine schöne Zukunft beschehrt, denn immerhin ist sie eine WELTREKORD-SCHANZE!!
Auch für die skisprungverrückten Slowenen wäre es bestimmt eine tolle Sache zumal dieses neue Projekt jetzt an den Start geht.
Wo ich schon dabei bin, würde ich mich gerne noch zum Thema Weltrekord äußern: Der Weltrekord muss zurück nach Planica! Er gehört von Natur aus dorthin und man sollte diese Tradition nicht brechen auch nicht in Deutschland oder Österreich. Die 300m-Schanze von RedBull war doch nur PR, jetzt liegt dort auch kein Schnee mehr.
Was in Vikersund stattfindet ist kein Skifliegen, sondern Skifahren in der Luft. Es ist doch viel schöner auch für die Springer wenn sie hoch über dem Boden schweben und nicht wie in Vikersund, in einem Zug zu fahren, der knapp über dem Boden fährt und jeden Moment in eine Wand fahren kann.
Deshalb sage ich: WORLD RECOR

2) skisprungschanzen.com wrote on 2011-03-12 at 15:21:

Small jumps

I saw them personally last March during SF-WSC and they were not prepared at all and looked in a very poor condition - much worse then on the photos we have here. So I assume they are not used anymore...

1) dawidlodz wrote on 2011-03-12 at 12:11:

skąd wiadomo ze te mniejsze skocznie nie są używane ?

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K125	2023-03-04:	147.0 m	Jarl Magnus Riiber	NC-WSC
K125	2020-09-27:	146.5 m	Bor Pavlovčič
K125	2019-01-27:	145.0 m	Bor Pavlovčič	COC
K125	2018-09-22:	141.5 m	Mario Seidl	NC-SGP
K125	2014-09-07:	140.0 m	Anže Lanišek	N-SLO
K125	2014-03-23:	142.0 m	Peter Prevc	WC
K125	2014-03-23:	141.0 m	Severin Freund	WC
K125	2014-03-22:	141.5 m	Marinus Kraus	WC-T
K125	2014-03-22:	141.0 m	Piotr Żyła	WC-T
K125	2014-03-22:	138.5 m	Tom Hilde	WC-T
K125	2014-03-21:	137.5 m	Severin Freund	WC
K125	2014-03-21:	137.5 m	Severin Freund	WC
K125	2014-03-21:	136.5 m	Anders Bardal	WC
K125	2013-10-13:	140.0 m	Robert Kranjec	N-SLO
K125	2013-02-15:	136.0 m	Shota Horigome	NC-COC
K125	2013-02-03:	135.0 m	Nicolas Mayer	COC
K125	2013-02-03:	126.0 m	Jakob Grimholm	COC
K125	2013-02-03:	121.0 m	Rok Zima	COC
K125	2013-02-02:	120.0 m	Vegard Haukø Sklett	COC
K125	2012-10-14:	133.0 m	Jurij Tepeš	N-SLO

K125	2012-10-14:	132.0 m	Jurij Tepeš	N-SLO
K125	2012-10-14:	130.5 m	Jaka Hvala
K125	2012-10-14:	127.0 m	Jurij Tepeš
K120	1998-03-22:	147.5 m	Noriaki Kasai	WC
K120	1996-03-24:	142.0 m	Primož Peterka
K120	1996-03-24:	142.0 m	Primož Peterka
K120	1996-03-24:	140.0 m	Primož Peterka	NC-SLO
K120	1993-03-28:	140.0 m	Noriaki Kasai	WC
K120	1993-03-27:	140.0 m	Noriaki Kasai	WC-T
K120	1993-03-26:	140.0 m	Noriaki Kasai	WC
K120	1981-03-22:	134.0 m	Armin Kogler	WC
K120	1976-03-20:	132.0 m	Lennart Elimä
K120	1976-03-20:	130.0 m	Alfred Grosche
K120	1973-03-23:	130.0 m	Adam Krzysztofiak
K120	1966-03-27:	130.0 m	Jiří Raška
K120	1966-03-27:	133.0 m	Peter Lesser
K120	1966-03-25:	129.0 m	Jiří Raška
K120	1960-03-27:	127.0 m	Helmut Recknagel
K120	1960-03-25:	124.5 m	Helmut Recknagel
K120	1957-03-09:	124.0 m	Helmut Recknagel

K120	1957-03-08:	120.0 m	Helmut Recknagel
K120	1948-03-15:	120.0 m	Fritz Tschannen	WR
K120	1948-03-14:	121.0 m	Charles Blum
K120	1948-03-14:	120.0 m	Janez Polda
K120	1941-03-02:	118.0 m	Rudi Gering	WR
K120	1941-03-02:	109.0 m	Heinz Palme
K120	1941-03-02:	108.0 m	Rudi Gering	WR
K106	1938-03-15:	107.0 m	Josef Bradl	WR
K106	1936-03-15:	101.5 m	Josef Bradl	WR
K106	1935-03-15:	99.0 m	Reidar Andersen	WR
K106	1935-03-15:	99.0 m	Reidar Andersen	WR
K106	1935-03-15:	95.0 m	Stanisław Marusarz	WR
K106	1935-03-14:	93.0 m	Reidar Andersen	WR
K90	1934-03-25:	92.0 m	Birger Ruud	WR
K90	1934-03-25:	95.0 m	Sigmund Ruud
K90	1934-03-25:	89.0 m	Gregor Höll
K90	1934-03-25:	86.5 m	Birger Ruud
K90	1934-03-24:	85.5 m	Sigmund Ruud
K90	1934-03-24:	87.0 m	Birger Ruud
K90	1934-03-23:	83.0 m	Gregor Höll

K125	2023-03-01:	139.5 m	Maren Lundby	WSC
K125	2014-03-22:	135.0 m	Sara Takanashi	L-WC
K125	2014-03-22:	131.5 m	Julia Clair	L-WC
K125	2014-03-22:	131.5 m	Julia Clair	L-WC
K125	2014-03-22:	131.5 m	Line Jahr	L-WC
K125	2014-03-22:	128.0 m	Špela Rogelj	L-WC
K125	2014-03-21:	126.5 m	Sara Takanashi	L-WC
K125	2013-10-13:	133.0 m	Maja Vtič	N-SLO
K125	:	139.0 m	Nita Englund

2023-02-25:	105.0 m	Piotr Żyła	WSC
2023-02-25:	103.0 m	Yevhen Marusiak	WSC
2023-02-25:	102.5 m	Stefan Kraft	WSC
2023-02-25:	101.0 m	Andreas Wellinger	WSC
2023-02-24:	101.0 m	Ryōyū Kobayashi	WSC
2023-02-23:	106.0 m	Ryota Yamamoto	NC-WSC
2020-10-03:	109.0 m	Vid Vrhovnik	NC-N-SLO
2019-01-06:	106.0 m	Andraž Pograjc
2014-09-14:	102.5 m	Nicholas Alexander	FIS
2014-09-13:	102.5 m	Sebastian Colloredo	FIS
2014-09-13:	101.5 m	Žiga Mandl	FIS
2014-09-13:	101.5 m	Sebastian Colloredo	FIS
2014-09-13:	101.0 m	Nicholas Alexander	FIS
2014-02-16:	106.0 m	Dejan Judež
2014-01-04:	105.0 m	Anže Lanišek
2013-01-13:	102.0 m	Cene Prevc	OPA
2013-01-12:	101.5 m	Cene Prevc	OPA
2013-01-12:	101.5 m	Markus Gruber	NC-OPA
2013-01-12:	101.0 m	Tobias Haug	NC-OPA
2013-01-12:	99.5 m	Markus Gruber	NC-OPA

Hill Size:	HS 140
K-Point:	130 m
Take-off angle:	11°
Landing angle:	36.5°
Plastic matting:	no
Conversions:	2001
Operating until:	2002

K-Point:	120 m
Hill record:	147.5 m (Noriaki Kasai , 1998-03-22, WC)
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1941
Conversions:	1947, 1951-1954
Operating until:	2001

K-Point:	106 m
Hill record:	107.0 m (Josef Bradl , 1938-03-15)
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1935
Conversions:	1937, 1939
Operating until:	1941

K-Point:	90 m
Longest jump:	95.0 m (Sigmund Ruud , 1934-03-25)
Hill record:	92.0 m (Birger Ruud , 1934-03-25)
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1933
Operating until:	1935

K90	1934-03-23:	82.0 m	Sigmund Ruud
K90	1934-03-23:	81.0 m	Sigmund Ruud
K90	1934-03-23:	78.0 m	Birger Ruud
K90	1934-03-23:	78.0 m	Per G. Jonson
K90	1934-02-04:	62.5 m	Tone Dečman
K90	1934-02-04:	62.0 m	Jahr
K90	1934-02-04:	55.0 m	Franc Palme
K90	1934-02-04:	55.0 m	Edo Bevc
K90	1934-02-04:	56.0 m	Tone Dečman
K90	1934-02-04:	55.0 m	Rado Istenič
K90	1934-02-04:	55.0 m	Jahr

2024-03-21:	103.5 m	Eva Pinkelnig	WC
2023-02-26:	103.0 m	Nika Križnar	WSC-MIX
2014-01-26:	102.5 m	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	L-WC
2014-01-26:	102.5 m	Sara Takanashi	L-WC
2014-01-25:	102.5 m	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	L-WC
2014-01-25:	101.0 m	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	L-WC
2014-01-04:	101.0 m	Maja Vtič

2004-03-13:	110.0 m	Bine Zupan
2000-03-04:	104.0 m	Lukas Tschuschnig	OPA
2000-03-04:	103.5 m	Christian Nagiller	OPA
1994-12-11:	102.5 m	Andreas Goldberger	WC
1993-12-11:	101.0 m	Jens Weißflog	WC
1993-12-11:	101.0 m	Takanobu Okabe	WC
1993-12-11:	101.0 m	Espen Bredesen	WC
1983-01-08:	100.0 m	Vegard Opås	EC
1968-03-23:	98.0 m	Jiří Raška
1967-03-26:	91.0 m	Horst Queck
1965-03-07:	89.0 m	Peter Müller
1965-03-07:	87.0 m	Marjan Pečar
1949-03-27:	86.0 m	Janez Polda

2017-08-13:	82.0 m	Sergey Tkachenko	FIS
2015-10-03:	80.5 m	Timi Zajc	N-SLO-JUN
2015-10-03:	78.0 m	Žak Mogel	N-SLO-JUN
2015-10-03:	77.0 m	Timi Zajc	N-SLO-JUN
2015-10-03:	75.0 m	Timi Zajc	N-SLO-JUN

2022-03-06:	78.5 m	Tina Erzar
2018-02-25:	76.5 m	Katra Komar	OPA-GAMES
2018-02-24:	76.5 m	Lisa Hirner	OPA-GAMES
2018-02-24:	76.5 m	Jerneja Brecl	OPA-GAMES
2017-08-13:	78.0 m	Kamila Karpiel	FIS
2015-10-03:	75.5 m	Ema Klinec	N-SLO-JUN
2015-10-03:	74.5 m	Ema Klinec	N-SLO-JUN

2022-09-17:	63.0 m	Timon Brglez
2020-02-09:	63.0 m	Matej Plut
2020-02-09:	62.5 m	Enej Faletič
2019-09-15:	62.5 m	Igor Herbstritt
2019-09-15:	62.5 m	Jaka Drinovec
2019-02-17:	62.5 m	Igor Herbstritt
2019-02-17:	62.5 m	Igor Herbstritt
2019-01-27:	61.0 m	Igor Herbstritt
2019-01-27:	60.0 m	Nik Heberle
2019-01-27:	59.5 m	Lovro Dovžan
2017-10-01:	61.5 m	Matic Hladnik	N-SLO-JUN
2016-03-05:	57.5 m	Žak Mogel	N-SLO-JUN
2016-03-05:	57.0 m	Jure Močnik	N-SLO-JUN
2016-03-05:	56.0 m	Jan Bombek	N-SLO-JUN

	2020-02-29:	43.5 m	Alexei Urevc
	2018-01-13:	42.5 m	Benjamin Bedrač

2020-02-29:	43.5 m	Ajda Košnjek
2018-01-13:	43.0 m	Tia Kodrnja
2018-01-13:	43.0 m	Tia Kodrnja

2018-02-17:	29.5 m	Tit Voranc Božič
2018-02-17:	29.5 m	Tit Voranc Božič
2015-01-11:	26.5 m	Lovro Peitl

	2018-02-17:	27.5 m	Mia Ingolič
	2015-01-11:	25.0 m	Nika Prevc

Th.	2024-03-21	17:00 :	L-WC	K95	1. Eva Pinkelnig
Su.	2024-03-03	09:30 :	COC	K125	1. Clemens Aigner
Sa.	2024-03-02	17:15 :	COC	K125	1. Clemens Aigner
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Su.	2024-02-25	:	L-OPA	K95	- cancelled -
Su.	2024-02-25	:	NC-OPA	K95	- cancelled -
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Su.	2024-02-11	15:30 :	JWSC-MIX	K95	1. Austria
Su.	2024-02-11	09:15 :	NC-JWSC-TS	K95	1. Germany
Sa.	2024-02-10	16:30 :	JWSC-T	K95	1. Austria
Sa.	2024-02-10	10:00 :	NC-L-JWSC-TS	K95	1. Japan
Fr.	2024-02-09	17:00 :	L-JWSC-T	K95	1. Slovenia
Fr.	2024-02-09	11:30 :	NC-JWSC	K95	1. Paul Walcher
Fr.	2024-02-09	09:30 :	NC-L-JWSC	K95	1. Minja Korhonen
Th.	2024-02-08	17:00 :	JWSC	K95	1. Stephan Embacher
We.	2024-02-07	17:00 :	L-JWSC	K95	1. Tina Erzar

We.	2024-02-07	09:45 :	NC-JWSC-MIX	K95	1. Germany
Sa.	2023-03-04	16:30 :	WSC-T	K125	1. Slovenia
Sa.	2023-03-04	10:30 :	NC-WSC	K125	1. Jarl Magnus Riiber
Fr.	2023-03-03	17:30 :	WSC	K125	1. Timi Zajc
We.	2023-03-01	17:30 :	L-WSC	K125	1. Alexandria Loutitt
We.	2023-03-01	11:00 :	NC-WSC-T	K125	1. Norway
Su.	2023-02-26	17:00 :	WSC-MIX	K95	1. Germany
Su.	2023-02-26	10:30 :	NC-WSC-MIX	K95	1. Norway
Sa.	2023-02-25	17:00 :	WSC	K95	1. Piotr Żyła
Sa.	2023-02-25	12:15 :	L-WSC-T	K95	1. Germany
Sa.	2023-02-25	10:00 :	NC-WSC	K95	1. Jarl Magnus Riiber
Fr.	2023-02-24	11:30 :	NC-L-WSC	K95	1. Gyda Westvold Hansen
Th.	2023-02-23	17:00 :	L-WSC	K95	1. Katharina Althaus
Fr.	2023-01-27	10:30 :	EYOF-MIX	K95	1. Slovenia
Th.	2023-01-26	11:00 :	NC-EYOF-MIX	K95	1. Austria
We.	2023-01-25	12:15 :	EYOF-T	K95	1. Austria
We.	2023-01-25	10:00 :	L-EYOF-T	K95	1. Slovenia
Tu.	2023-01-24	11:00 :	NC-EYOF	K95	1. Lukáš Doležal
Tu.	2023-01-24	10:00 :	NC-L-EYOF	K95	1. Trine Göpfert
Mo.	2023-01-23	12:30 :	EYOF	K95	1. Stephan Embacher

Mo.	2023-01-23	10:00 :	L-EYOF	K95	1. Nika Prevc
Mo.	2022-12-26	09:00 :	NC-L-N-SLO	K125	1. Ema Volavšek
Mo.	2022-12-26	09:00 :	NC-N-SLO	K125	1. Gašper Brecl
We.	2022-12-21	19:30 :	N-SLO-T	K125	1. SK Triglav Kranj
We.	2022-12-21	17:30 :	L-N-SLO	K125	1. Nika Križnar
We.	2022-12-21	16:30 :	N-SLO	K125	1. Anže Lanišek
Su.	2022-02-27	09:00 :	COC	K125	1. Joacim Ødegård Bjøreng
Sa.	2022-02-26	18:00 :	COC	K125	1. Michael Hayböck
Su.	2022-01-23	11:40 :	NC-L-WC	K95	- cancelled -
Su.	2022-01-23	09:30 :	NC-WC	K95	- cancelled -
Sa.	2022-01-22	10:00 :	NC-WC	K95	- cancelled -
We.	2021-12-22	17:00 :	N-SLO-T	K125	1. SK Triglav
We.	2021-12-22	17:00 :	N-SLO	K125	1. Timi Zajc
We.	2021-12-22	17:00 :	L-N-SLO	K125	1. Urša Bogataj
Su.	2021-01-10	:	COC	K125	- cancelled -
Sa.	2021-01-09	:	COC	K125	- cancelled -
Sa.	2020-10-03	:	NC-N-SLO	K95	1. Vid Vrhovnik
Sa.	2020-10-03	:	NC-L-N-SLO	K95	1. Silva Verbič
Su.	2020-02-09	10:00 :	NC-OPA	K95	1. Ožbej Jelen
Sa.	2020-02-08	12:00 :	OPA	K95	1. Jernej Presečnik

Sa.	2019-01-19	10:00 :	L-COC	K95	1. Jerneja Brecl
Su.	2018-12-23	:	N-SLO	K125	1. Timi Zajc
Su.	2018-12-23	:	N-SLO-T	K125	1. SSK Ljubno BTC
Su.	2018-12-23	:	L-N-SLO	K125	1. Urša Bogataj
Su.	2018-09-23	11:00 :	NC-SGP	K125	1. Mario Seidl
Sa.	2018-09-22	11:00 :	NC-SGP	K125	1. Mario Seidl
Su.	2018-02-04	13:00 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Bryan Fletcher
Su.	2018-02-04	09:15 :	COC	K125	1. Anže Lanišek
Sa.	2018-02-03	13:45 :	COC	K125	1. Anže Lanišek
Sa.	2018-02-03	11:00 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Bryan Fletcher
Su.	2018-01-21	13:45 :	FIS	K95	1. Dominik Mayländer
Su.	2018-01-21	09:45 :	L-COC	K95	1. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz
Sa.	2018-01-20	15:00 :	FIS	K95	1. Markus Schiffner
Sa.	2018-01-20	10:00 :	L-COC	K95	1. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz
Su.	2017-10-01	10:00 :	NC-SGP	K125	1. Magnus Moan
Sa.	2017-09-30	10:00 :	NC-SGP	K125	1. Magnus Moan
Su.	2017-02-19	12:45 :	COC	K125	1. Tilen Bartol
Su.	2017-02-19	09:30 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Lukas Klapfer
Sa.	2017-02-18	14:30 :	COC	K125	1. Bor Pavlovčič
Sa.	2017-02-18	10:30 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Lukas Klapfer

Su.	2016-02-07	12:45 :	COC	K125	1. Philipp Aschenwald
Su.	2016-02-07	09:30 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Bernhard Flaschberger
Sa.	2016-02-06	15:30 :	COC	K125	1. Philipp Aschenwald
Sa.	2016-02-06	10:30 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Lukas Greiderer
Su.	2015-01-25	:	NC-COC	K125	1. Gudmund Storlien
Sa.	2015-01-24	:	NC-COC	K125	1. Truls Sønstehagen Johansen
Su.	2014-09-14	10:30 :	FIS	K95	1. Nicholas Alexander
Sa.	2014-09-13	14:00 :	FIS	K95	1. Sebastian Colloredo
Sa.	2014-03-29	:	N-SLO-T	K125	1. SK Triglav Kranj
Sa.	2014-03-29	:	N-SLO	K125	1. Peter Prevc
Sa.	2014-03-29	:	L-N-SLO	K125	1. Katja Požun
Su.	2014-03-23	10:30 :	WC	K125	1. Peter Prevc
Sa.	2014-03-22	11:00 :	WC-T	K125	1. Austria
Sa.	2014-03-22	09:00 :	L-WC	K125	1. Sara Takanashi
Fr.	2014-03-21	15:15 :	WC	K125	1. Severin Freund
Su.	2014-02-02	12:00 :	COC	K125	- cancelled -
Su.	2014-02-02	09:30 :	NC-COC	K125	- cancelled -
Sa.	2014-02-01	13:00 :	NC-COC	K125	- cancelled -
Sa.	2014-02-01	09:30 :	COC	K125	- cancelled -
Su.	2014-01-26	14:00 :	L-WC	K95	1. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz

Sa.	2014-01-25	14:00 :	L-WC	K95	1. Daniela Iraschko-Stolz
Su.	2013-10-13	10:00 :	L-N-SLO	K125	1. Katja Požun
Su.	2013-10-13	09:30 :	N-SLO	K125	1. Tomaž Naglič
Su.	2013-10-13	09:30 :	N-ITA	K125	1. Sebastian Colloredo
Su.	2013-02-17	10:00 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Ole Martin Storlien
Sa.	2013-02-16	10:00 :	NC-COC	K125	1. Ole Martin Storlien
Su.	2013-02-03	12:30 :	COC	K95	1. Stefan Hula
Su.	2013-02-03	10:00 :	COC	K95	1. Stefan Kraft
Su.	2012-10-14	11:30 :	N-SLO	K125	1. Jurij Tepeš
Sa.	2007-03-17	:	JWSC-T	K90	1. Slovenia
Sa.	2007-03-17	:	L-JWSC	K90	1. Lisa Demetz
Th.	2007-03-15	:	JWSC	K90	1. Roman Koudelka
Su.	2007-02-25	:	OPA	K90	1. Matjaž Pungertar
Sa.	2007-02-24	:	OPA	K90	1. Thomas Thurnbichler
Su.	2007-01-07	:	COC	K90	1. Rok Urbanc
Sa.	2007-01-06	:	COC	K90	1. Rok Urbanc
Sa.	2006-03-04	:	OPA-T	K90	1. Slovenia
Sa.	2006-03-04	:	OPA	K90	1. Anže Martinc
Sa.	2006-03-04	:	OPA	K90	1. Andraž Pograjc
Su.	2006-01-08	:	COC	K90	1. Anders Bardal

Sa.	2006-01-07	:	COC	K90	1. Primož Roglic
Su.	2005-01-16	:	L-COC	K90	1. Anette Sagen
Sa.	2005-01-15	:	L-COC	K90	- cancelled -
Su.	2005-01-09	:	COC	K90	1. Anders Bardal
Sa.	2005-01-08	:	COC	K90	1. Anders Bardal
Sa.	2004-01-31	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Robert Kranjec
Sa.	2004-01-31	:	N-SLO-T	K90	1. SK Triglav
Su.	2004-01-04	:	COC	K90	1. Daiki Itō & Jure Bogataj
Sa.	2004-01-03	:	COC	K90	1. Mateusz Rutkowski
Su.	2003-03-09	:	OPA	K90	1. Jure Bogataj
Sa.	2003-03-08	:	OPA	K90	1. Thomas Thurnbichler
We.	2003-01-29	:	EYOF	K90	1. Jon Aaraas
We.	2003-01-29	:	L-EYOF	K90	1. Anette Sagen
Tu.	2003-01-28	:	EYOF-T	K90	1. Slovenia
Su.	2003-01-12	:	COC	K90	1. Christian Nagiller
Sa.	2003-01-11	:	COC	K90	1. Christian Nagiller
Su.	2002-02-17	:	COC-T	K90	1. Slovenia
Sa.	2002-02-16	:	COC	K90	1. Bine Norčič
Su.	2001-12-16	:	NC-WCB	K90	1. Petr Šmejc
Sa.	2001-12-15	:	NC-WCB	K90	1. Andrej Jezeršek

We.	2001-12-12	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Rok Benkovič & Bine Zupan
We.	2001-12-12	:	N-SLO-T	K90	1. SK Triglav
	2002	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Robert Kranjec
Su.	2001-02-18	:	COC-T	K130	1. Austria
Sa.	2001-02-17	:	COC	K130	1. Georg Späth
Su.	2000-03-05	:	OPA-T	K90	1. Slovenia
Sa.	2000-03-04	:	OPA	K90	1. Christian Nagiller
Sa.	2000-03-04	:	OPA	K90	1. Rok Benkovič
Su.	2000-02-13	:	COC	K130	1. Reinhard Schwarzenberger
Sa.	2000-02-12	:	COC	K130	1. Reinhard Schwarzenberger
Su.	2000-01-16	:	OPA	K90	1. Stefan Kaiser
Sa.	2000-01-15	:	OPA	K90	1. Manuel Fettner
	2000	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Damjan Fras
	2000	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Peter Zonta
	2000	:	N-SLO-T	K90	1. SSK Ilirija
Su.	1999-02-28	:	OPA	K90	1. Stefan Kaiser
Sa.	1999-02-27	:	OPA	K90	1. Stefan Kaiser
Su.	1999-02-21	:	COC	K130	1. Wilhelm Brenna
Sa.	1999-02-20	:	COC	K130	1. Wilhelm Brenna
	1999	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Primož Peterka

Su.	1998-03-22	:	WC	K130	1. Noriaki Kasai
Sa.	1998-03-21	:	WC	K130	1. Kazuyoshi Funaki
Su.	1998-02-08	:	COC	K130	1. Alexander Herr
Sa.	1998-02-07	:	COC	K130	1. Alexander Herr
	1998	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Primož Peterka
	1998	:	N-SLO-T	K130	1. SK Triglav
Su.	1997-03-09	:	NC-WCB	K40	- cancelled -
Su.	1997-01-12	:	COC	K90	1. Roman Křenek
Sa.	1996-12-21	:	OPA	K90	1. Wolfgang Loitzl
	1997	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Primož Peterka
Su.	1996-03-17	:	COC	K130	1. Michael Kury
Sa.	1996-03-16	:	COC	K130	1. Sven Hannawald
Su.	1996-03-10	:	OPA	K90	1. Primož Peterka
Sa.	1996-03-09	:	OPA	K90	1. Primož Peterka
Su.	1995-12-10	:	WC	K130	1. Mika Laitinen
Sa.	1995-12-09	:	WC-T	K130	1. Finland
	1996	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Primož Peterka
	1996	:	N-SLO-T	K90	1. SK Triglav
	1996	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Jure Radelj
Su.	1995-03-12	:	OPA	K90	1. Karl-Heinz Dorner

Su.	1995-01-08	:	COC	K90	1. Ronny Hornschuh
Sa.	1995-01-07	:	COC	K90	1. Sven Hannawald
Su.	1994-12-18	:	OPA	K90	1. Nicolas Dessum
Su.	1994-12-11	:	WC	K90	1. Andreas Goldberger
Sa.	1994-12-10	:	WC	K90	1. Kazuyoshi Funaki
	1995	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Samo Gostiša
	1995	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Jaka Grosar
	1995	:	N-SLO-T	K90	1. SSK Ilirija
Su.	1994-03-13	:	NC-WCB	K90	- cancelled -
Su.	1994-03-13	:	OPA	K90	1. Christoph Dieler
Su.	1994-02-13	:	COC	K130	1. Andreas Beck
Su.	1993-12-12	:	WC	K130	1. Jens Weißflog
Sa.	1993-12-11	:	WC	K90	1. Espen Bredesen
	1994	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Matjaž Kladnik
	1994	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Matjaž Kladnik
	1994	:	N-SLO-T	K95	1. SSK Ilirija
Su.	1993-03-28	:	WC	K130	1. Espen Bredesen
Sa.	1993-03-27	:	WC-T	K130	1. Japan
Sa.	1993-01-09	:	EC	K90	1. Samo Gostiša
Fr.	1993-01-08	:	EC	K90	1. Franci Petek

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Sa.	1992-12-19	:	OPA	K90	1. Matjaž Kladnik
	1993	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Franci Petek
	1993	:	N-SLO	K130	1. Urban Franc
	1993	:	N-SLO-T	K95	1. SSK Ilirija
Su.	1992-03-29	:	WC	K120	1. Andreas Felder
Sa.	1992-03-28	:	WC-T	K120	1. Austria
Fr.	1992-01-10	:	EC	K90	1. Andreas Rauschmeier
Su.	1991-12-22	:	OPA	K90	1. Andreas Beck
Fr.	1991-12-20	:	NC-WCB	K90	1. Martin Bayer
	1992	:	N-SLO	K90	1. Franci Petek
	1992	:	N-SLO	K120	1. Matjaž Zupan
Su.	1991-01-13	:	EC	K120	1. Franz Neuländtner
Sa.	1990-12-22	:	OPA	K90	1. Damjan Fras
Su.	1990-12-16	:	NC-WCB	K90	1. Thomas Dufter
Su.	1990-03-25	:	WC	K120	1. Ari-Pekka Nikkola
Sa.	1990-03-24	:	WC	K120	1. Roberto Cecon
Su.	1990-02-18	:	EC	K90	1. Robert Leonhardt
Su.	1990-01-14	:	EC	K90	1. Heinz Kuttin
Su.	1989-12-17	:	OPA	K90	1. Franci Petek
Su.	1989-03-26	:	WC	K120	1. Jens Weißflog

Sa.	1989-03-25	:	WC	K90	1. Jens Weißflog
Su.	1989-01-08	:	EC	K90	1. Primož Kopač
Sa.	1988-12-17	:	OPA	K90	1. Markus Steiner
Su.	1988-03-27	:	WC	K120	1. Primož Ulaga
Sa.	1988-03-26	:	WC	K90	1. Primož Ulaga
Su.	1988-01-10	:	EC	K120	1. Primož Ulaga
Sa.	1988-01-09	:	EC	K90	1. Primož Ulaga
Fr.	1988-01-08	:	EC	K90	1. Vegard Opås
Sa.	1987-01-10	:	EC	K90	1. Rajko Lotrič
Su.	1986-03-23	:	WC	K120	1. Ernst Vettori
Sa.	1986-03-22	:	WC	K90	1. Matti Nykänen
Su.	1986-01-12	:	EC	K90	1. Miran Tepeš
Fr.	1985-01-11	:	EC	K90	1. Per-Mårten Olsrud
Sa.	1984-12-15	:	NC-WC	K90	1. Geir Andersen
Su.	1984-03-25	:	WC	K120	1. Pavel Ploc
Sa.	1984-03-24	:	WC	K90	1. Jens Weißflog
Su.	1984-01-08	:	EC	K90	1. Vladimir Brejchev
Su.	1983-03-27	:	WC	K120	1. Primož Ulaga
Sa.	1983-03-26	:	WC	K90	1. Matti Nykänen
Sa.	1983-01-08	:	EC	K90	1. Vegard Opås

Su.	1982-03-28	:	WC	K120	1. Ole Bremseth
Sa.	1982-03-27	:	WC	K90	1. Ole Bremseth
Su.	1981-03-22	:	WC	K120	1. Dag Holmen-Jensen
Sa.	1981-03-21	:	WC	K90	1. Jari Puikkonen
Sa.	1980-03-22	:	WC	K120	1. Hubert Neuper
Fr.	1980-03-21	:	WC	K90	1. Hans Millonig
Sa.	1980-02-02	:	OPA	K90	1. Primož Ulaga
Su.	1978-03-19	:	INT	K120	1. Peter Leitner
Sa.	1978-01-14	:	INT	K90	1. Alois Lipburger
Sa.	1976-03-20	:	KC	K120	1. Hans Wallner
Sa.	1976-03-20	:	KC-T	K120	1. Austria
Th.	1976-01-08	:	INT	K90	1. Karl Schnabl
Su.	1975-04-13	:	INT	K120	1. Willi Pürstl
Sa.	1975-04-12	:	KC	K120	1. Anton Innauer
Sa.	1975-04-12	:	KC-T	K120	1. Austria
Sa.	1973-03-24	:	INT	K120	1. Walter Steiner
Su.	1973-01-14	:	INT	K90	1. Nils-Per Skarseth
Su.	1971-03-28	:	INT	K90	1. Hans-Georg Aschenbach
	1971	:	KC	K90	1. Walter Steiner & Hans-Georg Aschenbach
	1971	:	KC-T	K90	1. Austria

We.	1970-03-25	:	INT	K90	1. Vladimir Smirnov
Su.	1968-03-24	:	INT	K120	1. Jiří Raška
Sa.	1968-03-23	:	KC	K90	1. Baldur Preiml & Jiří Raška
Sa.	1968-03-23	:	KC-T	K90	1. Austria
Su.	1967-03-26	:	INT	K90	1. Reinhold Bachler
Su.	1966-03-27	18:00 :	SFW-O	K120	1. Jiří Raška
Sa.	1966-03-26	:	SFW	K120	1. Horst Queck
Fr.	1966-03-25	:	SFW	K120	1. Jiří Raška
Su.	1965-03-07	:	INT	K90	1. Dieter Müller
Su.	1963-03-24	18:00 :	SFW-O	K120	1. Dieter Bokeloh
Su.	1963-03-24	:	SFW	K120	1. Dieter Bokeloh
Sa.	1963-03-23	:	SFW	K120	1. Dieter Bokeloh
We.	1962-02-21	:	INT	K90	1. Božo Jemc
Sa.	1960-03-26	18:00 :	SFW-O	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Sa.	1960-03-26	:	SFW	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Fr.	1960-03-25	:	SFW	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Su.	1957-03-10	18:00 :	SFW-O	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Su.	1957-03-10	:	SFW	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Sa.	1957-03-09	:	SFW	K120	1. Helmut Recknagel
Su.	1954-03-14	18:00 :	SFW-O	K120	1. Ossi Laaksonen

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