PLANICA - Nordic Centre Planica (40,000)

[mud777]

Tehnos i hope it's ok

Originally Posted by TEHNOS

Rdeče-končano, modro-podložni beton, rumeno-splaniran , pripravljen teren (9.10.2011)



Pol pa že sledi visoka gradnja po Stopnišču,s terasastim temeljenjem in oblikovanjem AB okvira in (verjetno sprotnim zasipanjem šteng). Dvojno hrbtišče bo res zgledalo super, doda dimenzijo lepotici.
Sem lezel še gor pod nemca, mogočni temlji novega Bloudkovega stolpa so že ven iz terena ob skakalnici, enako temelji RTV stolpa.

Glede na začrtan rok AB del ( 2 meseca), bo to kmalu mravljišče, 1 štenga na teden bo potrebna.

[vivaldi mausefalle]

Stano Pelan Hill (Skakalnica Stano Pelan)

size: normal hill (K-90, HS100)
opened: 1949
constructor: Stanko Bloudek
Last World Cup event: December 11, 1994; winner Andreas Goldberger (AUT)
Last official event: FIS Junior World Ski Championships (March 2007)



International (complete list for Stano Pelan Hill, national champonships or other competitions are not counted)

1949 Janez Polda (YUG/SLO); international
1951 Sepp Bradl (AUT); international
1952 Keith Wegemann (USA); international
1953 Herm Anwander (GER); international
1965 Dieter Mueller (GER); 1st Janez Polda Memorial
1967 Reinhold Bachler (AUT); 2nd Janez Polda Memorial
1970 Vladimir Smirnov (RUS); 4th Janez Polda Memorial
1971 H. G. Assenbach (GER); 5th Janez Polda Memorial
1996 Primož Peterka (SLO) international
2007 Roman Koudelka (CZE); Slovenian Team (SLO); Lisa Demetz (ITA); FIS Junior World Ski Championships


World Cup (complete list for Stano Pelan Hill)

1979/80 Hans Millonig (AUT)
1980/81 Jari Puikonen (FIN)
1981/82 Ole Bremseth (NOR)
1982/83 Matti Nykänen (FIN)
1983/84 Jens Weißflog (GER)
1985/86 Matti Nykänen (FIN)
1987/88 Primož Ulaga (SLO)
1988/89 Jens Weißflog (GER)
1993/94 Espen Bredesen (NOR)
1994/95 Kazuyoshi Funaki (JAP); Andreas Goldberger (AUT)

[Fagereng]

Originally Posted by vivaldi mausefalle

I'm glad you follow, you are probably form Norway as I see from your name? yes they will dig "Letalnica bratov Gorišek", but it won't be ready before 2013, because they have to take care and build other seven hills for training and competitions (Bloudkova velikanka, K-105, K-70, K50 and 3 small hills for children)

Yes, I am norwegian.

Originally Posted by mud777

The whole inrun will be demolished and built from scratch. Inrun will be higher than now as to enlarge flying hill to regulations that are allowed now but not before year 2013 as mentioned before.

Stop it, you`re killing me. A new inrun, that`s gonna be awesome.

[TEHNOS]

Originally Posted by Fagereng

Stop it, you`re killing me. A new inrun, that`s gonna be awesome.

Yes, proposed solution.

[vivaldi mausefalle]

Originally Posted by Fagereng

Yes, I am norwegian.

So what's your opinion about Holmenkollen vs. Planica. Which venue is more historic, famous, more cult, bigger? Both venues are famous and popular all over the world.

We have:

Holmenkollen
- they say this is mecca/wimbledon of ski jumping
- 1892 (tradition)
- lots of viewers, visitors, fans
- 1 Olympics, 4 World Championships

Planica
- first jump over 100m
- first jump over 200m
- they say this is mecca/wimbledon of Ski-flying (this discipline was born here)
- 1932 first hill built (also a lots of tradition)
- lots and lots of viewers, visitors, fans (almost every single World Cup event has 30-60 thousand spectators and whole weekend 80-100 thousand)
- 40 world records (12 Bloudkova Velikanka; 29 Letalnica bratov Gorišek)
- plus 8 invalid world records on Letalnica (fall or ouching the snow)
- best slowmotions (and background music)
- beautiful panorama

Big dilemma? What do you Norwegians think?

[Fagereng]

Originally Posted by vivaldi mausefalle

So what's your opinion about Holmenkollen vs. Planica. Which venue is more historic, famous, more cult, bigger? Both venues are famous and popular all over the world.

Big dilemma? What do you Norwegians think?

I can`t speak for all of us, but my honest opinion is that I don`t care. If we take a look at facts, Holmenkollen is the oldest, Planica is the bigger one, the rest are more opinion based.

I enjoy Planica much more than Holmenkollen, because ski flying is the ultimate sport to me. Also many competitions in Holmenkollen has been cancelled due to too much fog, which rarely happens in Planica.

So for me, Planica is my favorite out of those two. Vikersund is the most exciting hill right now, though, because it`s the biggest. But I don`t really care where the largest hill is, as long as we just get to see longer and longer jumps. It could be in New Zealand for all I care.

[vivaldi mausefalle]

Originally Posted by Fagereng

Vikersund is the most exciting hill right now, though, because it`s the biggest.

the biggest with slovenian help offcourse. New hill constructed by Janez Gorišek (Letalnica bratov Gorišek), and his son.

And it's funny because Vikersund which is just about sea level can reach longer distance with much (5-6 km/h lower) lower inrun speed than in Planica which is about 900 m above sea level

[mud777]

I cant stop laughing how funny that is hehe.
Why is that funny again

[mud777]

15.10.11

Originally Posted by Lion007

Planica 15.10.2011

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PLANICA 21.10.2011

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PLANICA, October 21, 2011, 2nd part

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Planica, 29.10.2011

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Planica, 29.10.2011, part 2

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November 10, 2011

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Tuned future landscape (only)











Future ice-ring...?

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70"s Gorišek brothers flying hill