All news

Hinzenbach – the first completely Riedel-system equipped site

2 min read

ANRISS – With today’s Friday, the new slopes in Hinzenbach, Austria, have been completed. After the Erzgebirge-based Peter Riedel GmbH equipped the HS94 in 2010, this year saw the three additional slopes at the site—the HS12, HS20 and HS40.

Technical facility outdoors

Hinzenbach – With today’s Friday, the new ski jump hills in Hinzenbach, Austria, have been completed. After Peter Riedel GmbH equipped the HS94 in 2010, this year the HS12, HS20 and HS40 joined as the three other slopes of the site. With the relocation of the new generation of the Club Tracks in the last two weeks, Hinzenbach is thus the first ski jumping site fully equipped with systems from Peter Riedel GmbH.

While the HS94 has already hosted a multitude of international competitions – such as the Ski Jump Sommer Grand Prix or the Women’s Ski Jump World Cup – the smaller hills are primarily intended for local club work as well as national and international Nachwuchs competitions. “We are delighted by the trust of the Hinzenbach organizers,” says Peter Riedel, who is already in the thick of preparations for the next complete site: “After the reconstruction in Hinzenbach, we will tackle Berchtesgaden next – the ski jumps there will also be fully equipped with our patented system.” 

For the company, both projects are not only everyday orders but above all an important step in promoting Nachwuchs talent. “Both Hinzenbach and Berchtesgaden are hosts of the Kinder-Vierschanzentournee, which we sponsor as the main sponsor. It is only fair for the Nachwuchs if they – like the Seniors – can rely on first-class conditions in their competitions!”, says Riedel.

1 of 5
Technical facility outdoors 1 of 5
Back to all news