Le Mont (ski jump)

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Le Mont
Le Mont (ski jump) (France)
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Location
city Chamonix
country FranceFrance France
society CS Chamonix
Spectator seats approx. 15000
Hill record 106.5 m Kazuyoshi Funaki (1998)
JapanJapan 
Data
Landing
Hillsize HS 105
Construction point 95 m

Coordinates: 45 ° 53 ′ 54 ″  N , 6 ° 50 ′ 31 ″  E

Le Mont is a ski jumping hill in the French winter sports resort Chamonix .

history

Le Mont, built in 1905, went down in sporting history because it was the first ever Olympic hill in 1924 . For many decades it was an important hill for international competitions and was regularly modernized. The last World Cup took place there in 1998, the last Continental Cup in 2001 . Then the FIS certificate of the hill expired and was not renewed because the hill no longer meets international standards. However, it is still used for national competitions.

International competitions

All jumping competitions organized by the FIS are named

date category Jump 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
January 25, 1924 Olympia K90 NorwayNorway Jacob Tullin Thams NorwayNorway Narve Bonna United StatesUnited States Not so Haugen
February 12, 1937 World Championship K90 NorwayNorway Birger Ruud NorwayNorway Reidar Andersen NorwayNorway Sigurd Solid
February 26, 1981 World cup K95 NorwayNorway Roger Ruud NorwayNorway Jon Eilert Bøgseth AustriaAustria Ernst Vettori
December 22, 1985 World cup K95 FinlandFinland Pekka Suorsa Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Jens Weißflog FranceFrance Frédéric Berger
December 21, 1986 World cup K95 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Martin Švagerko NorwayNorway Olav Hansson Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Primož Ulaga
January 29, 1989 World cup K95 SwedenSweden Jan Boklöv ItalyItaly Roberto Cecon GermanyGermany Josef Heumann
December 16, 1995 World cup K95 FinlandFinland Ari-Pekka Nikkola FinlandFinland Janne Ahonen GermanyGermany Ralf Gebstedt
December 17, 1995 World cup K90 JapanJapan Hiroya Saitō FinlandFinland Ari-Pekka Nikkola JapanJapan Masahiko Harada
5th December 1998 World cup K95 GermanyGermany Martin Schmitt FinlandFinland Janne Ahonen JapanJapan Kazuyoshi Funaki
December 6, 1998 World cup K95 FinlandFinland Janne Ahonen JapanJapan Kazuyoshi Funaki GermanyGermany Martin Schmitt
February 24, 2001 Continental Cup K95 AustriaAustria Martin Koch AustriaAustria Reinhard Schwarzenberger AustriaAustria Stefan Kaiser
February 25, 2001 Continental Cup K95 AustriaAustria Stefan Kaiser NorwayNorway Morten Ågheim AustriaAustria Reinhard Schwarzenberger

Jump

At the Olympic Winter Games in 1924 , the Norwegian Jacob Tullin Thams jumped on the hill, then still a K90, to his first Olympic ski jumping victory.

In 1937 the Nordic World Ski Championships took place in Chamonix. The winner in the special jumping was Birger Ruud .

Technical specifications

Le Mont
Take-off table
Inclination of the take-off table (α) 11.75 °
Landing
Construction point 95 m
Jury wide 102 m
K-point inclination angle (β) 36.8 °

Hill record

Individual evidence

  1. ^ FIS Results Chamonix. Retrieved January 5, 2018 .
  2. ^ Official result list of the FIS - Olympia 1924
  3. ↑ Official results list of the FIS World Championships 1937
  4. ↑ Le Mont at www.skisprungschanzen-archiv.de

See also

Web links

Le Mont (Schanze) on Skisprungschanzen.com