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K-Point: | 100 m |
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115.5 m (Stanisław Bobak ![]() |
Plastic matting: | no |
Conversions: | 1960 |
Operating until: | 1977 |
K-Point: | 80 m |
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98.0 m (Andrzej Gąsienica-Daniel ![]() |
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93.5 m (Roman Gąsienica-Sieczka ![]() |
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88.0 m (Harry Glaß ![]() |
Plastic matting: | no |
Year of construction: | 1925 |
Conversions: | 1928 (K60), 1938 (K80), 1946 |
Operating until: | 1960 |
The construction of the ski jumping hill at Krokiew hill in Zakopane, designed by Karol Stryjeński and the Swede Sellestroem, began in 1924. The opening of the facility took place on March 22, 1925. Four years later, the first World Championships were held there (won by Norwegian Sigmund Ruud) - on this occasion the hill was rebuilt. The next reconstruction as an 80 meter hill took place before the second World Championships in Zakopane, which were held in 1939 (victory of Austrian Sepp Bradl).
After World War II the hill was immediately reconstructed and from 1946 (until 1994), the annual prestigious Memorial of Bronisław Czech and Helena Marusarzówna with an international cast was held at Wielka Krokiew. In 1961 on the enlarged hill for the first time it fell 100 meters - by Nikolai Shamov from the USSR. A year later, for the third time there was a World Championships in Zakopane (German Helmut Recknagel won), and apparently 125,000 spectators gathered around the hill.
In the 1979/80 season, the Czech & Marusarzówna Memorial joined the calendar of the first in the history World Cup edition. World Cup was to be held on the K115 hill in Zakopane also a season later, but was cancelled due to lack of snow.
In 1989, the hill was slightly modified and furthermore the patron of the hill was changed from constructor Karol Stryjeński, whose name the hill had carried since 1932, to recently deceased Stanisław Marusarz, Nordic skiing hero from Zakopane and silver medalist at the 1938 WSC.
The next competitions of the World Cup in Zakopane took place in 1996, 1998 and 1999, but then the was out-dated and the certificate expired in 2000.
Since the reconstruction of the hill as K120, World Cups have been taking place in Zakopane every year. In 2002, around 100,000 people cheered on Adam Małysz, who had won his first World Cup Crystal Globe in the season before. Furthermore, the Winter Universiade was held here in 2001.
In 2004, plastic matting was placed on the Wielka Krokiew - and for the first time the Summer Grand Prix competition was held, which gathered 28,000 spectators. The last thorough modernization took place in two stages - in 2016 the inrun was renovated, on which frozen tracks were installed, and in 2017 the landing slope was rebuilt, thanks to which the hill was enlarged to the K125 / HS140.
Interestingly, in June 1997, at the Wielka Krokiew a mass with the participation of 250,000 believers was celebrated by Pope John Paul II.
Furthermore, Zakopane has been bidding - unfortunately not successfully - multiple times in recent years to host another Nordic World Ski Championships.
K125 | ![]() |
2024-03-17: | 147.0 m | Paweł Wąsek ![]() |
COC |
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2024-03-17: | 145.5 m | Maksim Bartolj ![]() |
COC |
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2024-03-16: | 145.0 m | Andrea Campregher ![]() |
COC |
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2021-03-13: | 150.0 m | Benjamin Østvold ![]() |
COC |
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2020-01-25: | 147.0 m | Yukiya Satō ![]() |
WC-T |
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2019-08-18: | 145.0 m | Yukiya Satō ![]() |
SGP |
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2019-08-17: | 144.0 m | Tilen Bartol ![]() |
SGP-T |
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2019-08-17: | 141.5 m | Karl Geiger ![]() |
SGP |
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2019-08-17: | 142.0 m | Dawid Kubacki ![]() |
SGP |
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2019-03-17: | 143.5 m | Bor Pavlovčič ![]() |
COC |
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2019-01-19: | 143.5 m | Dawid Kubacki ![]() |
WC-T |
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2019-01-19: | 143.0 m | Markus Eisenbichler ![]() |
WC-T |
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2018-09-23: | 140.0 m | Anže Semenič ![]() |
COC |
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2018-02-18: | 143.5 m | Piotr Kudzia ![]() |
NC-OOM |
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2018-01-27: | 141.5 m | Kamil Stoch ![]() |
WC-T |
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2015-03-24: | 141.5 m | Kamil Stoch ![]() |
N-POL |
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2015-03-24: | 141.5 m | Piotr Żyła ![]() |
N-POL |
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2015-03-24: | 144.0 m | Klemens Murańka ![]() |
N-POL |
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2013-08-18: | 139.5 m | Adam Ruda ![]() |
FIS |
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2010-01-23: | 140.5 m | Simon Ammann ![]() |
WC |
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2010-01-23: | 140.0 m | Gregor Schlierenzauer ![]() |
WC |
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2007-08-25: | 139.5 m | Adam Małysz ![]() |
SGP |
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2005-03-11: | 141.5 m | Juha-Matti Ruuskanen ![]() |
COC |
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2004-09-05: | 139.5 m | Daniel Forfang ![]() |
SGP |
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2003-01-18: | 140.0 m | Sven Hannawald ![]() |
WC |
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2002-12-26: | 136.5 m | Adam Małysz ![]() |
N-POL |
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2002-01-19: | 136.0 m | Martin Schmitt ![]() |
WC |
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2001-03-04: | 135.5 m | Stefan Kaiser ![]() |
COC |
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1996-01-27: | 130.0 m | Primož Peterka ![]() |
WC |
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1996: | 130.5 m | Aleksander Bojda ![]() |
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1995-03-11: | 130.0 m | Wojciech Skupień ![]() |
N-POL |
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1995-01-22: | 128.0 m | Arve Vorvik ![]() |
COC |
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1992: | 124.0 m | Zbigniew Klimowski ![]() |
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1987-03-04: | 123.0 m | Jan Kowal ![]() |
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1986: | 122.5 m | Jan Kowal ![]() |
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1985: | 119.0 m | Jiří Malec ![]() |
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1985: | 117.0 m | Piotr Fijas ![]() |
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1979-02-18: | 116.5 m | Piotr Fijas ![]() |
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1978-03-20: | 116.0 m | Keijo Karhonen ![]() |
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1975-02-09: | 115.5 m | Stanisław Bobak ![]() |
N-POL |
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1975-02-09: | 114.0 m | Marek Pach ![]() |
N-POL |
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1973-04-01: | 113.0 m | Tadeusz Pawlusiak ![]() |
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1971-03-20: | 112.0 m | Hans Schmid ![]() |
INT |
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1969-03-05: | 111.5 m | Manfred Wolf ![]() |
INT |
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1968-03-24: | 109.0 m | Józef Przybyła ![]() |
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1968-03-10: | 108.5 m | Józef Przybyła ![]() |
INT |
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1967-02-26: | 107.5 m | Józef Kocyan ![]() |
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1967-01-24: | 107.0 m | Jiří Raška ![]() |
INT |
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1967-01-24: | 106.5 m | Józef Kocyan ![]() |
INT |
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1967-01-23: | 107.0 m | Jiří Raška ![]() |
INT |
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1966-03-20: | 105.5 m | Horst Queck ![]() |
INT |
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1962-02-25: | 103.0 m | Helmut Recknagel ![]() |
WSC |
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1961-02-26: | 106.0 m | Nikolay Kamenskiy ![]() |
INT |
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1961-02-26: | 100.0 m | Nikolay Shamov ![]() |
INT |
K100 | ![]() |
1961-02-25: | 99.5 m | Nikolay Shamov ![]() |
INT |
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1961-02-04: | 98.5 m | Kurt Schramm ![]() |
INT |
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1956-04-02: | 98.0 m | Andrzej Gąsienica-Daniel ![]() |
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K80 | ![]() |
1956-04-02: | 93.5 m | Roman Gąsienica-Sieczka ![]() |
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K80 | ![]() |
1956-04-02: | 92.5 m | Andrzej Gąsienica-Daniel ![]() |
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1956-04-02: | 93.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
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1956-03-18: | 88.0 m | Harry Glaß ![]() |
INT |
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1954-03-29: | 92.5 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
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1954-03-29: | 91.0 m | Antoni Wieczorek ![]() |
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1954-03-29: | 91.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
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1951-04-03: | 87.5 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
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1949-02-27: | 85.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
INT |
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1949-02-27: | 83.5 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
INT |
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1948-03-29: | 88.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
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1939-02-19: | 85.5 m | Jan Kula ![]() |
WSC |
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1939-02-19: | 81.5 m | Birger Ruud ![]() |
WSC |
K80 | ![]() |
1939-02-19: | 80.0 m | Josef Bradl ![]() |
WSC |
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1938-01-22: | 76.5 m | Andrzej Marusarz ![]() |
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1935-02-24: | 76.0 m | Reidar Andersen ![]() |
N-POL |
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1934-02-11: | 74.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
N-POL |
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1932-03-06: | 72.0 m | Stanisław Marusarz ![]() |
N-POL |
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1929-02-10: | 71.5 m | Birger Ruud ![]() |
WSC |
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1929-02-10: | 66.0 m | Stanisław Gąsienica-Sieczka ![]() |
WSC |
K80 | ![]() |
1929-02-10: | 63.0 m | Bronisław Czech ![]() |
WSC |
K80 | ![]() |
1929-02-10: | 63.0 m | Franciszek Cukier ![]() |
WSC |
K80 | ![]() |
1928-03-18: | 61.0 m | Bronisław Czech ![]() |
N-POL |
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2023-06-30: | 137.5 m | Nika Križnar ![]() |
L-EG |
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2023-06-30: | 135.0 m | Nika Križnar ![]() |
L-EG-T |
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2011-11-30: | 140.0 m | Line Jahr ![]() |
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TS Wisła Zakopane ul. Jagielońska 35 34-500 Zakopane Phone: 0-18 201 55 05 Fax: 0-18 201 55 05 dwwisla@neostrada.pl www.wislazak.nazwa.pl |
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Centralny Ośrodek Sportu (COS) Ośrodek Przygotowań Olimpijskich w Zakopanem ul. Bronisława Czecha 1 34-500 Zakopane Phone: 0-18 263 26 60 Fax: 0-18 201 49 06 sekretariat.zakopane@cos.pl https://zakopane.cos.pl |
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Tatrzański Związek Narciarski (TZN) ul. Bronisława Czecha 1b 34-500 Zakopane Phone: +48 18 201 53 08 Fax: +48 18 201 25 88 tzn@tatrynet.pl www.tzn.com.pl |
Zakopane is in Poland and is very popular winter sports centre in the south of the country. The city in the Tatara Mountains has about 20,000 inhabitants and is only 5 km from the Slovak border, Krakow is approx. 90 km north of it. The city's mountain peak is Rysy with 2499 meters. The city borders the High Tatra National Park, which is located in both Poland and Slovakia.
www.zakopane.pl
World Cup Zakopane |
Historical photos of Wielka Krokiew - fotopolska.eu |
Repozytorium Cyfrowe Filmoteki Narodowej, PKF5B/69, 1969:
Repozytorium Cyfrowe Filmoteki Narodowej, PKF12/48, 1948:
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Records on Wielka Krokiew
Hi! Norwegian newspapers claim that Bjoern Wirkola jumped 112 m on Wielka Krokiew hill during the training round on 20.03.1964. They also claim that he jumped 105 m during the same trial round, and also Christoffer Selbekk jumped 104 and 106 m, but no one knows who was jumping first. Thanks!
Record
NOR Benjamina Oestvolda - COC trial round 13.03.2021 - 150 m - new unofficial record.
Hill record
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F7pkm0Q5v8
Tilen Bartol jumped a new hill record of 144m
Tajner 2004
To my knowledge Wojciech Tajner jumped 142 meter on July 12, 2004. I know it was a private jumping, but as an inofficial record in summer it should count imho.
Stare parametry i certyfikat FIS
Podajecie dane skoczni i linkujecie do starego certyfikatu FIS. Link do aktualnych parametrów i homologacji po przebudowie w 2017: http://www.worldcup-zakopane.pl/pl/dane-techniczne.html
Tomek Czyż wyrównał rekord skoczni dzisiaj na zawodach Lotos Cup, skoczył 141.5m w pierwszej serii. Protokoł: http://pzn.pl/gfx/pzn/files/lotos_cup/lotos_cup_2018/iii_edycja_w_zakopanem/23.02.2018-sn/lws_hs140_jun_a_23.02.2018.pdf
Rekordy
Oficjalny rekord tylko i wyłącznie z Pucharu Świata.
Murańka 144 m z podpórką od dawna na liście rekordów na czerwono.
Błędy
Kamil Stoch 141,5m to oficjalny rekord i warto dodać Klemensa Murańke 144,0m
To klubowa skocznia Kamila Stocha, Macieja i Jakuba Kotów, Łukasza i Mateusza Rutkowskich.
Świetna miejsce. Byłem rok temu, naprawdę robi wrażenie. Cieszy mnie, że w Polsce powstają takie miejsca i są utrzymywane. Planuję się także wybrać w tym roku, poleca ktoś jakiś dobry hotel niedaleko? Rok temu byłem w Crocusie (hotelcrocus.pl) ale w tym roku szykam raczej czegoś mniejszego :)