Bjørkelibakken

Bjørkelibakken
Location
city	Stryn
country	Norway
society	IL Veten
Hill record	105.5 m Espen Andersen (2010)
Data Landing Hillsize HS 100 Construction point 90 m
More jumps
K 70 Year of construction: 2000 Record: 78.5 m Record holder: Fredrik Bjerkeengen (2005)  Record date: 2005 K 40 Record: 41.5 m Record holder: Marius H. Nygård Record date: 2008 K 25 Record: 24.0 m Record holder: Marius H. Nygård Record date: 2004 K 15 Record: 19.0 m Record holder : Tommy Lianes Record date: 2002

Coordinates: 61 ° 54 ′ 40 ″  N , 6 ° 43 ′ 0 ″  E

The Bjørkelibakken is an area with several ski jumps in Norway Stryn province Vestland .

history

The first Bjørkelibakken ski jump was built as early as 1920. In 1930 the Ullberg-Bakken was built. A ski jumping center should also be built there. The plans were discarded and a normal hill was built on Bjørkeli in the "Nordfjord Fritidssenter", which was inaugurated in 1994. In 1996 the Norwegian championships took place on the hill, where Kristian Brenden set the hill record with 96.5 meters. In 2004 the Junior World Championships took place in Stryn and the special and combined competitions took place on the hill. The junior world champion in special jumping, the Pole Mateusz Rutkowski set a new hill record with 104.5 meters. The current hill record of 105.5 meters was set on March 6, 2010 by Espen Andersen during the Norwegian Youth Championships.

International competitions

All jumping competitions organized by the FIS are named.

date	category	Jump	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
March 15, 2003	Continental Cup	HS100	Morten Solem	Michael Möllinger	Markus Eigenler
March 16, 2003	Continental Cup	HS100	Morten Solem	Ferdinand Bader	Michael Möllinger
February 5, 2004	Junior World Championship	HS100	Austria Roland Müller Christoph Lenz Nicolas Fettner Thomas Morgenstern	Poland Kamil Stoch Dawid Kowal Stefan Hula Mateusz Rutkowski	Germany Patrick Kaltenbach Tobias Bogner Mark Krauspenhaar Julian Musiol
February 7, 2004	Junior World Championship	HS100	Mateusz Rutkowski	Thomas Morgenstern	Olli Pekkala

Web links

• Bjørkelibakken on Skisprungschanzen.com

Individual evidence

1. ^ FIS Results Stryn. Accessed August 31, 2019 .