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Trampolino Olimpico Italia is a ski
jumping hill (K90),
built in 1955 in
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. It was the site of the ski jumping,
Nordic combined...
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Trampolino di
Pakstall is a ski
jumping normal hill in Gallio, Italy. It was
opened in 1983 and
owned by Sci Club Gallio. It
hosted one FIS Ski jumping...
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Trampolino Giuseppe Dal Ben]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
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World Cup
competitions scheduled for 11–12
January 2025 on the
modernized Trampolino Dal Ben (HS143) in
Predazzo would not take place. The
organizers decided...
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Trampolino Gigante Corno d'Aola (Italian:
Trampolino del Littorio) is an
abandoned K90 ski
jumping hill in
Ponte di Legno,
Italy opened in 1929. In 1928...
- Italia".
Stampa Sera. 31
August 1970. p. 3. "Miss Italia, un business, un
trampolino, un'occasione per lanciarsi, dove".
Stampa Sera. 31
August 1985. p. 7...
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Stadio del
Trampolino is a ski
jumping hill
located in Pragelato, Italy.
During the 2006
Winter Olympics, it
hosted the ski
jumping and the ski jumping...
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Trampolino al
campo Smith was a K40 ski
jumping hill
located in Bardonecchia, Italy. On 21
February 1909,
Harald Smith set the only
official world record...
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still in
operation and at
their original park,
apart from
Seifenkiste at
Trampolino Familien- und Freizeitpark,
which is
currently in storage, and Pandemonium...
- Stampa. p. 31.
Bruno Bernardi (23
March 1992). "Casiraghi, l'azzurro come
trampolino" (in Italian). La Stampa. p. 3.
Andrea Galdi (7
January 1997). "CASIRAGHI...
