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Major ski jumping venue opens in Switzerland
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The monastery village of Einsiedeln in central Switzerland has constructed four new nordic ski jumps - 117m, 78m, 50m and 27m - for competition and training. This enables the Swiss to host Grand Prix FIS jumping competitions for the first time, and will help their athletes prepare for the 2006 Winter Olympics.
The four jumps are based on wet ceramic in-runs, with PVC brush matting landings, and a final grass turf braking area.
Reports and photos from
Swiss Info
(in French) and
FIS Newsflash (pdf file)
(in English).
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