Ski jumping

Ski jumping is a sport in which skiers slide down a hill and onto a take-off ramp (the jump), attempting to be air-lifted as far down the hill as possible. In addition to the length, referees give points for style, on a scale from 1 to 20.

Ski-jumps

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  North view of Bergisel, Innsbruck, Austria
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  South view of Bergisel, Innsbruck, Austria
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  Hochfirstschanze, Titisee-Neustadt, Germany
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  Holmenkollen, Oslo, Norway
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  Winter at Holmenkollen, Oslo, Norway
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  View from the top, Holmenkollen, Oslo, Norway
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  Granåsen ski jump arena, Trondheim, Norway
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  Wielka Krokiew, Zakopane, Poland
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  Wielka Krokiew, Zakopane, Poland
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  Średnia Krokiew, Zakopane, Poland
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  Kulm, Bad Mitterndorf, Austria
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  Planica, Slovenia
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  Kaipola, Finland
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  Sapporo, Japan
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  Vogtlandarena, Klingenthal/Sa., Germany
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  Lahti, Finland, 2001 nordic championships
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  Lahti, Finland, 2001 nordic championships
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  Piyasiri-schanze1,Nayoro,Japan
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  Piyasiri-schanze2,Nayoro,Japan
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  Asahi-sanbodai-schanze,Shibetsu,Japan
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  Asahikawa-Arashiyama-schanze,Asahikawa,Japan
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  Kucchan-Asahigaoka-schanze,Kucchan,Japan
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  Otaru-Boyodai-schanze,Otaru,Japan
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  Taketsuru/kasaya-schanze,Yoichi,Japan
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  Sapporo Teineyama-Schanze,Sapporo, Japan
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  Shimokawa-Schanze,Shimokawa, Japan
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  Ramingstein, Austria
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  Kveldteigen K73, Harstad, Norway
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  Main Ski Jumping Hills in the World

Ski jumpers

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  Janne Ahonen (Finland)
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  Adam Malysz (Poland)
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   Q183
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  Dieter Thoma (Germany)
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  de:Sven Hannawald (Germany]

Historical photos

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  Anonymous ski jumper in 1905
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  Anonymous ski jumper in 1936
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  Ski jump at Saguenay Inn (Quebec), 1943
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  Holmenkollrennet 1906, king Haakon of Norway attending a ski jump event for the first time.
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  Crownprince Olav of Norway jumping in Holmenkollen