The first competition at the Wielka Krokiew held in 22.03.1925. The best result - 36 meters - was reached by Stanisław Gąsienica Sieczka and he became the first record holder.
Actually record of the ski jumping hill belongs to the Swiss Simon Ammann - 140,5 meters (23.01.2010).
Simon Ammann - record jump at Wielka Krokiew (foto Alicja Kosman)
RECORD HOLDERS
| 36 m |
Stanisław Gąsienica Sieczka (POL) |
1925 |
| 39 m |
Stanisław Gąsienica Sieczka (POL) |
1925 |
| 40,5 m |
Tadeusz Zaydel (POL) |
1926 |
| 47 m |
Józef Lankosz (POL) |
1927 |
| 49,5 m |
Józef Lankosz (POL) |
1927 |
| 61 m |
Bronisław Czech (POL) |
1928 |
| 63 m |
Bronisław Czech (POL) |
1929 |
| 66 m |
Stanisław Gąsienica Sieczka (POL) |
1929 |
| 72 m |
Stanisław Marusarz (POL) |
1932 |
| 74 m |
Stanisław Marusarz (POL) |
1934 |
| 76 m |
Reidar Andersen (NOR) |
1935 |
| 80 m |
Josef Bradl (GER) |
1939 |
| 81,5 m |
Birger Ruud (NOR) |
1939 |
| 83,5 m |
Stanisław Marusarz (POL) |
1948 |
| 85 m |
Stanisław Marusarz (POL) |
1948 |
| 86,5 m |
Antoni Wieczorek (POL) |
1955 |
| 88 m |
Harry Glass (NRD) |
1956 |
| 93,5 m |
Roman Gąsienica Sieczka (POL) |
1956 |
| 98,5 m |
Karl Schramm (NRD) |
1961 |
| 99,5 m |
Nikołaj Szamow (ZSRR) |
1961 |
| 100 m |
Nikołaj Szamow (ZSRR) |
1961 |
| 103 m |
Helmut Recknagel (NRD) |
1962 |
| 105,5 m |
Horst Queck (NRD) |
1966 |
| 107,5 m |
Jiri Raska (CSRS) |
1967 |
| 108,5 m |
Józef Przybyła (POL) |
1968 |
| 109 m |
Józef Przybyła (POL) |
1968 |
| 111,5 m |
Manfred Wolf (NRD) |
1969 |
| 112 m |
Hans Schmid (SUI) |
1971 |
| 113 m |
Tadeusz Pawlusiak (POL) |
1973 |
| 114 m |
Marek Pach (POL) |
1973 |
| 115,5 m |
Stanisław Bobak (POL) |
1973 |
| 116 m |
Keijo Korhonen (FIN) |
1978 |
| 116,5 m |
Piotr Fijas (POL) |
1979 |
| 117 m |
Piotr Fijas (POL) |
1985 |
| 119 m |
Jiri Malec (CSRS) |
1985 |
| 122,5 m |
Jan Kowal (POL) |
1986 |
| 123 m |
Jan Kowal (POL) |
1987 |
| 124 m |
Zbigniew Klimowski (POL) |
1992 |
| 128 m |
Arne Vorvik (NOR) |
1995 |
| 130 m |
Primoz Peterka (SLO) |
1996 |
| 130,5 m |
Aleksander Bojda (POL) |
1996 |
| 135,5 m |
Stefan Kaiser (AUT) |
2001 |
| 136,5 m |
Adam Małysz (POL) |
2002 |
| 140 m |
Sven Hannawald (GER) |
2003 |
| 140 m |
Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT) |
2010 |
| 140,5 m |
Simon Ammann (SUI) |
2010 |
