The Riedel Spur Becomes a TV Star
Not only on the ramp, but also at the ramp, the Oberwiesenthal Peter Riedel has been very active in recent weeks and months. And this result, prepared for the eye and ear, can also be seen – it is a film of almost four minutes in length that shows ski jumping behind the scenes.
Not only on, but also at the ramp, the Oberwiesenthaler Peter Riedel has been very active in the last weeks and months. And this result prepared for eye and ear can also be seen – a film of almost four minutes in length that shows ski jumping behind the scenes. The setting is the birthplace of Nordic winter sports in Oslo, where Riedel handed modules of his innovative spur system to representatives of the Holmenkollen Museum. In Oslo there is a Riedel track in the Bakken, and there, last Friday, the this year's RAW AIR series for ski jumpers was opened.
“I am especially pleased that our video clip, into which we put a lot of ideas, time, and also economic resources, is now also being used by a public-service broadcaster in Germany for their programming,” says Peter Riedel, who is currently in Norway. “ARD has pledged to show the film or parts of it on Thursday before the competition in Trondheim. I take this as a sign of appreciation for the work I, together with my team, have accomplished in all the years past. My special thanks go to Inken Pallas from ARD, whom I was able to convince of the quality of my film material.”
TV tip: Ski jumping from Trondheim, ARD, Thursday, March 15, from 16:15 and later in the ARD Mediathek.