Les Tuffes

Location
city	Prémanon
country	France
society	SC Prémanon
Extended	1976
Hill record	93.5 m Jonathan Learoyd (03/30/2018)
Data Landing Hillsize HS 90 Construction point 81 m
More jumps
K 45

Coordinates: 46 ° 27 ′ 2 ″  N , 6 ° 4 ′ 10 ″  E

The Stade Nordique des Tuffes "Jason Lamy Chappuis" on the mountain Les Tuffes is a Nordic skiing facility with two ski jumping hills in the French commune of Prémanon in the Jura department .

history

The normal hill was first built in 1953 and used in competitions from the following year. Since the renovation in 1976, there is also the K45 next to the K76 ski jump. In 1994, 2000 and 2002 the Swiss Championships in Nordic Combined took place at the facility .

Both hills are currently covered with plastic matting and are used by Nordic skiers in the Franche-Comté region for training purposes. This year the two ski jumps were used for two competitions of the Helvetia Nordic Trophy, a series of competitions for young Swiss athletes in Nordic disciplines. In 2015 the facility was named after Jason Lamy Chappuis .

In 2017/18 the normal hill was completely renewed in order to prepare the facility for the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games . The old ski jump tower was demolished and replaced by a new steel structure. The profile was enlarged to K81 and a hill size of 90 meters. In addition, a biathlon facility was built. Biathlon could not be held in Switzerland because minors are not allowed to handle weapons there. The hill was reopened in March 2018 with the French championships. Jonathan Learoyd jumped a new hill record with 93.5 meters. In December 2018, a women's World Cup competition took place on the hill for the first time .

During the Youth Olympic Games in January 2020, six biathlon races, two ski jumping, two Nordic combined competitions and the jumps of the mixed team event consisting of Nordic combined, ski jumping and cross-country skiing were held on the facilities.

investment

The sports facilities consist of:

• Biathlon shooting range with 30 places
• K81 / HS90 Ski Jump, in summer and ski jump available
• 3.5-kilometer ski slope , accessible with roller skis in summer

There are also several infrastructural buildings and other infrastructural buildings such as pedestrian bridges over the running routes.

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  Side view of the facilities during the 2020 Youth Olympic Games

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  Frontal view of the facilities during the 2020 Youth Olympic Games

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  View into the biathlon stadium

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  Look at the shooting range

Technical specifications

K81 Start-up Inrun length 68.85 m Slope of the approach (γ) 35 ° Run-up speed 81 km / h Take-off table Table height 2.35 m Table length 5.65 m Inclination of the take-off table (α) 11 ° Landing Hillsize 90 m Construction point 81 m Difference in height from table edge to K point (h) 36.42 m Difference in length from table edge to K point (s) 66.61 m K-point inclination angle (β) 37 ° Outlet Length of the spout 106 m

K45 Start-up Inrun length 50 m Slope of the approach (γ) 32.5 ° Run-up speed 65.5 km / h Take-off table Table height 1.4 m Table length 4.5 m Inclination of the take-off table (α) 10 ° Landing Hillsize 47 m Construction point 45 m Difference in height from table edge to K point (h) 20.36 m Difference in length from table edge to K point (s) 39.99 m K-point inclination angle (β) 35 ° Outlet Length of the spout 106 m

International competitions

All competitions organized by the FIS or the IBU are named .

Ski jumping

date	category	Jump	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
?.?. 1968	Junior World Championships	K76	Knut Kongsgård	?	?
15th December 2018	World cup	HS90	Katharina Althaus	Sara Takanashi	Ema Klinec
December 16, 2018	World cup	HS90	Katharina Althaus	Maren Lundby	Sara Takanashi
19th January 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	HS90	Anna Schpynjowa	Joséphine Pagnier	Štěpánka Ptáčková
19th January 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	HS90	Marco Wörgötter	Mark Hafnar	David Haagen
January 20, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	HS90	Austria Lisa Hirner Stefan Rettenegger Julia Mühlbacher Marco Wörgötter	Japan Ayane Miyazaki Yūto Nishikata Machiko Kubota Sota Kudo	France Emma Tréand Marco Heinis Joséphine Pagnier Valentin Foubert

Nordic combination

date	category	Jump	route	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
January 18, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	HS90	6 km	Stefan Rettenegger	Perttu Reponen	Sebastian Østvold
January 18, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	HS90	4 km	Lisa Hirner	Ayane Miyazaki	Jenny Nowak

biathlon

date	category	discipline	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
January 11, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Single male	Oleg Domichek	Lukas Haslinger	Mathieu Garcia
January 11, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Single female	Alena Mokhova	Jeanne Richard	Julia Kawaluskaya
January 12, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Single mixed	France Jeanne Richard Mathieu Garcia	Italy Linda Zingerle Marco Barale	Sweden Sara Andersson Oscar Andersson
January 14, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Sprint male	Marcin Zawół	Denis Irodow	Vegard Thon
January 14, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Sprint female	Alena Mokhova	Anastasiia Zenova	Anna Andexer
January 15, 2020	Youth Olympic Winter Games	Single mixed	Italy Martina Trabucchi Linda Zingerle Nicolò Betemps Marco Barale	Russia Alena Mokhova Anastasiia Zenova Denis Irodow Oleg Domichek	France Fany Bertrand Léonie Jeannier Théo Guiraud-Poillot Mathieu Garcia

Web links

Commons : Tremplin des Tuffes  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website of SC Prémanon (French)
• Les Tuffes on Skisprungschanzen.com

See also

• List of normal hills

References and comments

1. ^ Helvetia Nordic Trophy
2. ↑ Le stade nordique des Tuffes portera le nom de Jason Lamy-Chappuis. Retrieved May 1, 2020 (French). 
3. ^ Center National de Ski Nordique et de Moyenne Montagne CNSNMM - Installations sportives. Retrieved May 1, 2020 . 
4. ↑ Ski jumping hill archive , accessed on December 1, 2018
5. ↑ Hill profile confirmation K45 (PDF; 193 kB)
6. ↑ only the jumping competition, which consisted of one ski jumper of both sexes and two combiners of both sexes. The combined athletes as well as a cross-country skier and a cross-country skier then competed in cross-country skiing in the Swiss Vallée de Joux , which was based on the jumping , where Norway won ahead of Austria and Italy in the end.