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MediaGuide
MediaGuide
MediaGuide
MediaGuide
presented by
Krka, d. d., Novo mesto, Šmarješka cesta 6, 8501 Novo mesto, www.krka.si
MAYER McCANN
Because Krka cares.
Our mission is to help people live a healthy and quality life.
We know the importance of team spirit.
We believe in partnership, trust, speed and flexibility, in sport
and in our own pharmaceutical world.
So this year again we are the
Exclusive sponsor of Planica.
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Living a healthy life.
Dear friends!
We are all looking forward to the Ski Flying World Championship
which will for the sixth time take place in the valley at the foot of
Ponce mountains.
Our team has prepared everything necessary for your undisturbed
work. You will surely have questions or need information to enliven
your Planica stories.
My coworkers from the Press Center and I will be at your service
at any time. On the following pages you will find some useful information and guidelines for efficient covering of the event.
Tomi Trbovc
OC Planica 2010
Public Relations Representative
FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2010
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PRESS CENTER
The Press Center is located in Kompas Hotel in Kranjska Gora.
There are 100 working posts in the Press Center. They are equipped with sockets and wireless broadband Wlan. A number of PCs
with word processors, the internet and the possibility of printing
have been prepared for your use. Our expert staff is at your service for technical assistance. For any information feel free to contact
Press Center staff.
Free coffee, tea, soft drinks and snacks are at your disposal in the
room next to the Press Center. Smoking and bringing in alcoholic
beverages are not allowed.
Operating hours
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
7 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday, March 19, 2010
9 a.m. - midnight
6:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
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SUB-PRESS CENTER IN PLANICA
There are 70 working posts available in the tent by the flying hill.
Wireless bradband Wlan operates in the tent and its immediate vicinity. During qualifications and competitions you will be promptly
supplied with results or they will be at your disposal at a specially
appointed spot.
Press conferences will take place in the tent immediately after
awards ceremonies.
Soft drinks and hot meals wil be at your disposal in the anteroom
of the tent.
Operating hours
7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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ACCREDITATION
Accreditations have been issued according to FIS and AIPS rules
and after being checked by the organizer of the event and FIS media coordinator. The representative of Slovenian Sports Journalists
Association and AIPS in the Press Center is Mr. Oto Giacomelli.
Accreditations can be obtained only personally in the Press Center
in Hotel Kompas in Kranjska Gora upon showing a press card, an
identification document and accreditation confirmation received by
e-mail. Accreditations are valid for all days of the event and are not
transferable.
Accreditation is the property of
Planica 2010 Organization Commitee. In case you lose your accreditation we will have to charge
you 50 € for a new one.
Access area
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Media guests
Journalists
Photographers
Press center in Kranjska
Gora
18 Press center in Planica
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The head of photographers is Mr. Srdjan Živulovič who will issue
special passes in the form of start numbers that will enable taking
photographs from special sites. Without them photographing is allowed only at the outrun of the flying-hill. The deposit for a pass is
40 € and will be returned upon returning the pass.
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A tribune
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B tribune
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Welcome
Center
Red Bull Energy Station
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Club239
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HelioPort
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via Kranjska Gora
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presented by
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TRANSPORT
Transport of media representatives from Kranjska Gora to Planica
and back is free of charge. Special vans and busses will be at your
disposal every day from 7 a.m. on. In case of traffic jams on the
road to the venue, a special motor-cade of vehicles for journalists
accompanied by the organizers will leave Kranjska Gora 60 minutes before the start of the trial round. Detailed information will be
available on time in the Press Center.
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PROGRAMME
9 a.m.
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
12.15 p.m.
4 p.m.
7 p.m.
Official traning - 1st round
Official training - 2nd round
Qualifications
Entertainment programme in Planica
Alya
FIS and OC Planica opening press conference in
Kranjska Gora Press Center
Opening ceremony in Kranjska Gora between hotels
Kompas and Larix
1 p.m.
2.15 p.m.
3.15 p.m.
5 p.m.
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Fešta band
Trial round
First round
Second round
Fešta band
PROGRAMME
Saturday, March 20, 2010
9 a.m.
10.15 a.m.
12.15 p.m.
6 p.m.
Trial round
Third round
Final round
Awards ceremony at the outrun of the flying hill
Press conference in Planica Press Center
Kingston
Awards ceremony in Kranjska Gora
9 a.m.
10.15 a.m.
12.45 a.m.
Trial round
First round
Final round
Awards and closing ceremonies
Press conference in Planica Press Center
House band of brethren Avsenik
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Fire brigade, amulance
Police 113
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Taxi - PT +386 51 226 117,
Taxi Mertelj +386 41 709 750
Hertz Rent-a-Car +386 1 239 6010
Brnik Airport +384 4 20 61 981
Information on traffic situation +386 80 22 44
Post office Kranjska Gora +386 4 583 48 00
Hotel Kompas reception desk +386 4 588 44 77
Railway station Jesenice +386 4 294 21 22
Tourist office Kranjska Gora +386 4 580 94 40
Pharmacy Kranjska Gora +386 4 588 47 60
Health care center Kranjska Gora +386 4 588 46 00
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ABOUT PLANICA
It's a hard task to say something about Planica that hasn't already
been said. It's also a hard task to point out a single event because
there have been so many in the past decades that the ones not
mentioned could easily be wronged. Nevertheless it can be said
that it is not just the world's largest flying hill that makes Planica
what it is.
Planica is the place where the history of ski jumping and flying has
been and will be created. Planica has outgrown the frame work of
the country on the sunny side of the Alps and has become a world
renowned synonym for the greatness of sports.
Some say that the things in Planica
are finally changing for the better.
We who have for many years been
a part of this largest sporting event
in Slovenia, say the same.
The new Nordic center will be a
reward for all who have in one way
or another been a part of Planica's
history, and will be the proof that
Planica deserves more - more for
competitors, coaches, viewers,
journalists, organizers, for everybody who have in the last seventy
and more years created Planica's
story.
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In the valley of the jumping hills man has for the first time in history
jumped over 100 meters and over 200 meters and then 239 meters
which is today's world record and will for sure be soon exceded.
In Planica the technical masters have created a new history of jumping and flying hills construction. Gorec, Bloudek and Rožman's
heretage has been in great style carried on by brothers Gorišek,
and the valley at the foot of Ponce mountains stays forever engraved in the minds of countless devotees of this sport – the ones that
at the speed of more than 100 km/h take off into the precepice as
well as the ones who, down by the outrun, with open mouths and
unbelieving eyes, witness the shifting of borders of human ability.
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THE RESULTS OF PREVIOUS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Oberstdorf, Germany 2008
1. Gregor Schlierenzauer, AUT
2. Martin Koch, AUT
3. Janne Ahonen, FIN
Kulm, Austria 1996
1. Andreas Goldberger, AUT
3. Urban Franc, SLO
Kulm, Austria 2006
1. Roar Ljøkelsøy, NOR
2. Andreas Widhölzl, AUT
3. Thomas Morgenstern, AUT
Planica, Slovenia 1994
1. Jaroslav Sakala, CZE
2. Espen Bredesen, NOR
3. Roberto Cecon, ITA
1. Roar Ljøkelsøy, NOR
3. Tami Kiuru, FIN
Harrachov, Czech Rep. 1992
1. Noriaki Kasai, JAP
2. Andreas Goldberger, AUT
3. Roberto Cecon, ITA
Harrachov, Czech Rep. 2002
1. Sven Hannawald, GER
2. Martin Schmitt, GER
3. Matti Hautamäki, FIN
Vikersund, Norway 1990
1. Dieter Thoma, BRD
2. Matti Nykänen, FIN
3. Jens Weissflog, NDR
2. Andreas Widhölzl, AUT
1. Ole Gunnar Fidjestøl, NOR
2. Primož Ulaga, YUG
1. Kazuyoshi Funaki, JAP
3. Dieter Thoma, GER
Kulm, Austria 1986
1. Andreas Felder, AUT
2. Franz Neuländtner, AUT
THE RESULTS OF PREVIOUS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Planica, Yugoslavia 1985
2. Jens Weissflog, DDR
3. Pavel Ploc, CSR
Harrachov, Czechoslovakia
1983
1. Klaus Ostwald, DDR
2. Pavel Ploc, CSR
Oberstdorf, West Germany
1981
1. Jari Puikkonen, FIN
2. Armin Kogler, AUT
3. Tom Levorstad, NOR
Planica, Yugoslavia 1979
1. Armin Kogler, AUT
2. Axel Zitzman, DDR
3. Piotr Fijas, POL
1. Walter Steiner, ŠVI
2. Anton Innauer, AVT
3. Henry Glaß, NDR
Kulm, Austria 1975
1. Karel Kodejška, CSR
2. Rainer Schmidt, DDR
3. Karl Schnabl, AUT
Oberstdorf, West Germany
1973
1. Hans-Georg Aschenbach,
DDR
2. Walter Steiner, SUI
3. Karel Kodejška, CSR
Planica, Jugoslavija 1972
1. Walter Steiner, SUI
2. Heinz Wossipiwo, DDR
3. Jiří Raška, CSR
TEAM RESULTS
1. Austria
2. Finland
3. Norway
Kulm, Austria 2006
1. Norway
2. Finland
3. Germany
1. Norway
2. Finland
3. Austria
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FLIGHTS IN PLANICA OVER 225 METERS
239 m
Bjørn Einar Romøren (NOR)
2005
Matti Hautamäki (FIN)
2005
Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT)
Janne Ahonen (FIN)
2005
2008
2005
Anders Bardal (NOR)
Tommy Ingebrigtsen (NOR)
Andreas Widhölzl (AUT)
2008
2008 (2x)
2006
2005 (2x)
2005
2003
Roar Ljøkelsøy (NOR)
2005
Martin Koch (AUT)
2008
Robert Kranjec (SLO)
2007
Bjørn Einer Romøren (NOR)
2005
2003
Sigurd Pettersen (NOR)
Dmitri Vassiliev (RUS)
2005
2005
Janne Happonen (FIN)
Sigurd Pettersen (NOR)
Michael Neumayer (GER)
Andreas Widhölzl (AUT)
2008
2005
2005
2005 (2x)
2005
2003
Bjørn Einer Romøren (NOR)
2004
Robert Kranjec (SLO)
Janne Happonen (FIN)
Michael Uhrmann (GER)
Henning Stensrud (NOR)
2009
2006
2005
2005
236 m
234,5 m
232,5 m
230,5 m
229,5 m
229,0 m
228,5 m
228 m
227,5 m
227 m
226,5 m
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FLIGHTS IN PLANICA OVER 225 METERS
226 m
Michael Neumayer (GER)
Rok Benkovič (SLO)
2005
2005 (2x)
2005
2005
Georg Späth (GER)
Janne Ahonen (FIN)
Adam Malysz (POL)
Andreas Goldberger (AUT)
2008
2006
2006
2005
2004
2004
2004
2004
2003 (2x)
2000
Georg Späth (GER)
Janne Ahonen (FIN)
Adam Malysz (POL)
Andreas Goldberger (AUT)
2008
2006
2006
2005
2004
2004
2004
2004
2003 (2x)
2000
225,5 m
225 m
Planica, planica snežena kraljica!
Le kdo je ne pozna - lepoto iz snega?
Skakalci kot ptice letijo pod nebo
in slavo Planice v širni svet neso.
Pozdrav neustrašnim junakom daljav,
prijateljev strmih snežnih planjav!
Slava, čast velja vsem skakalcem tega sveta!
Junaki Planice letijo kot ptice,
spet slava gre v svet za dolgo vrsto let!
Planica, Planica, še pridemo nazaj,
v Planico, Planico, pod Ponce v zimski raj!
Ansambel bratov Avsenik – Planica
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PLANICA AND CHILDREN
The artistic competition Planica and Children has become an indispensable part of the Planica story. The competition began in 2005
when two classes of a primary school in Ljubljana were invited to
visit the valley at the foot of Ponce mountains.
Since then every year more children from all over Slovenia take
part in the competition.
We have till now received innumerable excellent posters which
show how children love ski jumping and how well they know Planica. Of course, we have prepared the competition this year as well.
Together with the Ministry of Education and Sports and the Institute
of Fair-play and Tolerance in Sport
we make a well-trained team that
enables our youngest to enjoy unforgetable days in Planica.
The children who visit this most
northwestern part of Slovenia get
a chance to see the best representatives of the fascinating sport called ski flying. We are very glad that
every year we have the oportunity
to see primary school students
enjoy this winter spectacle, and
while offering fun we also keep in
mind that it is our task to present
to them the healthy way of living
that goes along with sports.
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This year seven and eight graders and their teachers together with
other visitors, organizers and journalists will once more with enthusiasm watch the flying hill and loudly cheer each flight.
We must by all means also mention the project lead by insurance
company Zavarovalnica Triglav d.d. which has been for decades
bringing more than 3.000 children to Planica each year from all
over Slovenia and thus presenting this wonderful event to our
youngest visitors.
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FACEBOOK
As more and more people today use the internet as a source of information and entertainment, we have decided to present Planica
also on the Facebook, the most popular and the most populated
virtual social network.
On April 29, 2009 the page Planica 2010 FIS Ski Flying World
Championships was created. By the end of February 2010 it already
had over 4.000 fans, most of them of course from Slovenia - from
Ljubljana and Maribor, to be precise. Other fans come from Norway,
Austria, Poland and Finland and some even from the United States.
87 percent of fans fall into age category 13 - 34 years.
Increase of older ski flying fans is
expected when older internet users accept Facebook as an everyday part of the internet.
The fans' comments show their
desire to improve the page and
help Planica shine in all its splendour.
Many of them also claim that Planica is one of the most eagerly expected sporting events at home
and abroad.
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PLANICA IN NUMBERS
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67.000 people visited Planica competitions last year.
More than 14 TV companies will broadcast Ski Flying World Championship.
More than 400 journalists and photoraphers were accredited last year.
9 seconds is the duration of the record flight of 239 meters.
4.000 children who took part in the competition Planica and Children visited Planica in the last five years.
832 flights have been performed by competitors in the World Cup competitions since 2005.
39 jumping records have been set in Planica.
39.066,5 meters in total have been flown at qualifications, team and
individual competitions during 2004 Planica World Championship.
18 countries took part in the last Planica World Championship.
17 countries took part in Planica World Cup competitions in the last five
years.
MEDIA COMMENTS
Spiegel, March 17, 2000
“Einfach geil.” (”Simply cool!”)
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
February 6, 2004
“Stress values like in the Formula 1!”
MMC RTV Slo, March 19, 2005
“Exceptional atmosphere at the
foot of Ponce mountains!”
24ur.com, March 20, 2005
“Record by record in Planica.”
Eurosport comment at Romøren`s
record flight, March 20, 2005
“The guys are not normal, the guys
are not normal!”
Delo, March 17, 2006
“The hunt for the lenghts is open.”
Siol.net, March 15, 2008
“Ski flying Mecca.”
Slovenia Times, March 6, 2009
“A place for daring men.”
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Interview Jelko Gros, Chief of competition
What do you as the chief of competition expect from this World Championship?
A World Championship always brings a world champion as well. It is not
just a series of competitions. From my point of view it is of course one of
the peaks that I as an official can experience. I always devide the expectations to personal ones which I have already mentioned and to the ones
pertaining to the organization or the event itself. I expect that my teammates, who I've been working with for two years now and who had of course
been here before me, will do all the work that they do so well. We Slovenians have always been well-known as good sporting workers. I also expect
them to remain loyal to Planica and the whole tradition.
In what way will this World Championship be different from those abroad and those
from Planica's past?
It's hard to say whether we will do better or worse, because no competition
in the world equals its precedent. My first and formost care is that we do all
we can. If the wether is fine and the competitors are in good form, the viewers will enjoy the competition. And if besides that Slovenian jumpers do
their part well, it will be the greatest reward for all, including the guys who
already work in Planica or will start to soon.
The Olympic Games will just be over. Can this World Championship be compared
with them? What motivation will competitors have?
I think that due to the Olympic Games the festivity in Planica will be even
greater, as will be competitive tension. I think that a day after Olympic Games athletes forget about them and go for new victories. We the officials
have a bigger problem with that because we have to take history into account, but athletes have to forget everything and look ahead as if nothing
has happened. Therefore I have no doubts about their motivation.
Which part will the new rules play?
With this system we will be witnessing many long flights. I expect to see at
least fifteen jumps over 200 meters and at least two over two hundred and
thirty meters at each competition.
Is it different or perhaps harder to manage a competition in Planica than in other
jumping or flying hills?
Planica competition is rather demanding. The conditions are predictable
but they change at certain hours of the day. To jump in Planica with the
wind blowing from behind, as it happened last year, is not possible. The
flying hill is made for record lenghts and it's a pure pleasure to see the lifting wind. Competitions in Harrachov are perhaps more demanding to
manage due to specific aerodynamic conditions on the jumping hill. In that
sense Kulm and Oberstdorf are more simple.
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