• Source: Planica 1934

Planica 1934 refers to a ski jumping event with national championships held on 4 February 1934 and the first international event on 25 March 1934 in Planica, Drava Banovina, Kingdom of Yugoslavia.




Schedule






1934: Snow cement invention


At the 1934 nationals championships opening event, "snow cement", a mixture of salammoniac and salt hardens snow, was used for the first time in the world by Ivan Rožman, the original hill constructor.




National championships


On 4 February 1934 Bloudkova velikanka hill was officially opened with national championships of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The Norwegian Jahr made the opening jump and landed at 55 meters. Franc Palme became the national champion of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia with the national record of 60 meters.




= Opening competition

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14:30 PM — 4 February 1934 — Two rounds — chronological order




International event


On 23 March 1934 the first training session was held before the international event. A few hill records were set that day, with Gregor Höll setting the highest record at 83 metres (91 yd).
There was a second training event on 24 March 1934 before the international competition. Sigmund Ruud broke the hill record at 85.5 metres (93.5 yd) and Birger Ruud crashed at the world record distance of 87 metres (95 yd).
On 25 March 1934 two different events were held with a total of fourteen competitors from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Austria and Norway. The first competition started at noon and comprised two rounds. The second competition began at 1:00 PM. Jumps outside of competition were taken when Ruud set the world record distance at 92 metres (101 yd) in the last round.




= First official training

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Afternoon — 23 March 1934 — order of jumps not available




= Second official training

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Afternoon — 24 March 1934 — order of jumps not available




= International competition

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12:00 PM — 25 March 1934 — Two rounds — chronological order




Non-competition event






= Afternoon battle for the record jump

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13:00 PM — 25 March 1934 — Two rounds — chronological order

World record not recognized. Crash Hill record World record Fall or touch




Official results






Ski jumping world records



Not recognized. Crash at world record distance




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Planica 1934
• Planica
• Bloudkova velikanka
• Planica 1938
• Planica Nordic Centre
• Planica 1947
• Planica 1935
• List of longest ski jumps
• Planica 1954
• Planica 1948