In 1986, elite Club5 was originally founded by prestigious classic downhill organizers: Kitzbühel, Wengen, Garmisch, Val d’Isère and Val Gardena/Gröden, with goal to bring alpine ski sport on the highest levels possible.[1]
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LauberhornPlace WengenMountain LauberhornMember Club5 Opened 1930Level expertCompetition LauberhornrennenDownhillStart 2 315 m 7 595 ft AA Finish 1 287 m 4 222 ft Vertical drop 1 028 m 3 373 ft Length 4 480 m 2 78 mi Max incline 42 degrees 90 Avr incline 14 7 degrees 26 2 Min incline 6 degrees 10 5 Lauberhorn is the longest World Cup downhill ski course in the world on the same name mountain in Wengen Switzerland debuted in 1930 Course is the oldest active downhill course in the world and part of the Lauberhornrennen the oldest ski competition in the world As Switzerland is and always was military neutral downhill competitions were held even during World War II Contents 1 Downhill 1 1 Podiums 2 Club5 3 References 4 External linksDownhill editPodiums edit This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items December 2022 No Type Year Winner Second Third DH 1930 nbsp Christian Rubi nbsp L F W Jackson nbsp Bill BrackenDH 1931 nbsp Fritz Steuri nbsp H R D Waghorn nbsp Willy SteuriDH 1932 nbsp Fritz Steuri nbsp Willy Steuri nbsp Gody MichelDH 1933 cancelled DH 1934 nbsp Adolf Rubi nbsp Arnold Glatthard nbsp Ernst von AllmenDH 1935 nbsp Richard Werle nbsp Willy Steuri nbsp Karl GrafDH 1936 nbsp Hans Schlunegger nbsp Emile Allais nbsp Wilhelm WalchDH 1937 nbsp Heinz von Allmen nbsp Wilhelm Walch nbsp Franz ZingerleDH 1938 nbsp Heinz von Allmen nbsp Rudolf Cranz nbsp Wilhelm WalchDH 1939 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Wilhelm Walch nbsp Josef JenneweinDH 1940 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Hans Gertsch nbsp Oskar GertschDH 1941 nbsp Rudolf Graf nbsp Otto von Allmen nbsp Hans GertschDH 1942 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Rudolf Graf nbsp Heinz von AllmenDH 1943 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Heinz von Allmen nbsp Marcel von AllmenDH 1944 nbsp Rudolf Graf nbsp Fred Rubi nbsp Hans GertschDH 1945 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Paul Valar nbsp Otto von AllmenDH 1946 nbsp Jean Blanc nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Otto von AllmenDH 1947 nbsp Karl Molitor nbsp Edy Rominger nbsp Jean BlancDH 1948 nbsp Zeno Colo nbsp Ralph Olinger nbsp Karl MolitorDH 1949 nbsp Rudolf Graf nbsp Ralph Olinger nbsp Luc de BigontinaDH 1950 nbsp Fred Rubi nbsp Bernhard Perren nbsp Rudolf GrafDH 1951 nbsp Othmar Schneider nbsp Otto Linher nbsp Zeno ColoDH 1952 nbsp Othmar Schneider nbsp Maurice Sanglard nbsp Otto LinherDH 1953 nbsp Andreas Molterer nbsp Bernhard Perren nbsp Martin StrolzDH 1954 nbsp Christian Pravda nbsp Martin Strolz nbsp Martin JulenDH 1955 nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Andreas Molterer nbsp Ernst OberaignerDH 1956 nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Josef Rieder nbsp Othmar SchneiderDH 1957 nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Roger Staub nbsp Egon ZimmermannDH 1958 nbsp Toni Sailer nbsp Wallace Werner nbsp Willi ForrerDH 1959 nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Andreas Molterer nbsp Roger StaubDH 1960 nbsp Willy Bogner nbsp Josef Stiegler nbsp Egon ZimmermannDH 1961 nbsp Guy Perillat nbsp Gerhard Nenning nbsp Karl SchranzDH 1962 cancelled DH 1963 nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Emile Viollat nbsp Hugo NindlDH 1964 giant slalom was organized instead downhill DH 1965 nbsp Stefan Sodat nbsp Werner Bleiner nbsp Karl SchranzDH 1966 nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Josef Minsch nbsp Edmund BruggmannWorld Cup4 DH 1967 nbsp Jean Claude Killy nbsp Leo Lacroix nbsp Jean Daniel Datwyler20 DH 1968 nbsp Gerhard Nenning nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Edmund Bruggmann41 DH 1969 nbsp Karl Schranz nbsp Heinrich Messner nbsp Karl Cordin66 DH 1970 nbsp Henri Duvillard nbsp Karl Cordin nbsp Heinrich MessnerDH 1971 cancelled replaced in St Moritz on 16 January 1971DH 1972 cancelledDH 1973 cancelled replaced in Grindelwald on 13 January 1973168 DH 1974 nbsp Roland Collombin nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Herbert Plank185 DH 1975 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Herbert Plank nbsp Erik Haker213 DH 1976 nbsp Herbert Plank nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Bernhard Russi214 KB nbsp Walter Tresch nbsp Piero Gros nbsp Gustav Thoni215 DH nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Philippe Roux nbsp Jim Hunter243 DH 1977 nbsp Franz Klammer nbsp Sepp Ferstl nbsp Bernhard RussiDH 1978 cancelledDH 1979 cancelled replaced in Crans Montana on 14 January 1979330 DH 1980 nbsp Ken Read nbsp Josef Walcher nbsp Peter Wirnsberger331 DH nbsp Peter Muller nbsp Ken Read nbsp Steve Podborski362 DH 1981 nbsp Toni Burgler nbsp Harti Weirather nbsp Steve Podborski397 DH 1982 nbsp Harti Weirather nbsp Erwin Resch nbsp Peter WirnsbergerDH 1983 cancelled replaced in Kitzbuhel on 21 January 1983464 DH 1984 nbsp Bill Johnson nbsp Anton Steiner nbsp Erwin Resch467 KB nbsp Andreas Wenzel nbsp Anton Steiner nbsp Peter Luscher506 DH 1985 nbsp Helmut Hoflehner nbsp Franz Heinzer nbsp Peter Wirnsberger507 DH nbsp Peter Wirnsberger nbsp Peter Luscher nbsp Peter Muller Not part of classic Lauberhornrennen It only replaced other venues Combined shared with other venues Garmisch Partenkirchen 1976 and Parpan 1984 Club5 editIn 1986 elite Club5 was originally founded by prestigious classic downhill organizers Kitzbuhel Wengen Garmisch Val d Isere and Val Gardena Groden with goal to bring alpine ski sport on the highest levels possible 1 Later over the years other classic longterm organizers joined the now named Club5 Alta Badia Cortina Kranjska Gora Maribor Lake Louise Schladming Adelboden Kvitfjell St Moritz and Are 2 References edit Srecko Medven predsednik elitnega zdruzenje page 9 in Slovenian Nase novice June 2010 Club5 workshop in Adelboden saslong org 23 October 2021 External links editOfficial website46 35 38 N 7 55 27 E 46 593889 N 7 924167 E 46 593889 7 924167 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lauberhorn downhill ski course amp oldid 1142744042, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
