Schattenberg Ski Jump – oberstdorf (GER)
HS Hill-Size: 137 m
K point-K: 120 m
b° Inclination angle at point K: 35,50°
h Height difference between threshold and point K:
n Distance between threshold and point K:
h/n 0,575
a° Threshold inclination angle: 11,00°
s Threshold height:
e In-run length: 93 m
t Threshold length
Good to know
Hill record: 143,5 m
Sigurd Pettersen (NOR) – 29.12.2003
Position
Upper Allgäu; is on high 850 m, 12 000 residents
Ranga
Winter sports center; w 1987 world championships were held; every year the first competition of the 4-Hills-Tournament takes place here. In February 2005 year, The modernized ski jump in Oberstdorf will be the arena for the world championships.
information / Internet
information:
Ski-Club Oberstdorf:
Telephone: +49/8322/29 99 Fax: +49/8322/8 02 10
Room information:
Telephone: +49/8322/700-2 14 Fax +49/8322/700-2 36
Internet:
http://www.skiclub-oberstdorf.de
http://www.oberstdorf.de
Drive
…by train: from Kempten
…by car: via the A7 and B motorways 19 Oberstdorf is car-free, perfect place for walks (large parks), buses are available to the ski stadium.
The history of the hill
The Schattenberg ski jump was built at the turn of the year 1925/26 by architect Hans Gschwender.
The first hill record was 35 meters, w 1926 established
go Müller to Bayrischzell.
After several rebuilds, in year 1950 the record belonged
to Sepp Weiler from Oberstdorf – 82 meters. In year 2003 the ski jump was extensively reconstructed at cost 17 million euros.
The table shows how the records changed:
1969: Yukio Kasaya (JPN), 106 meters
1975: Toni Innauer (AUT), 110 meters
1982: Ernst Vectors (AUT), 116 meters
1993: Jens Weissflog (GER), 124.5 metra
1996: Christian Brenden (NOR), 125 meters
2000: Martin Schmitt (GER), 133 meters
2003: Sigurd Pettersen (NOR), 143,5 metra
In year 2000 the facility was modernized. Destined
and ten cel 1 mln. DM. New stands were built and many cosmetic changes were made to improve safety at the stadium.