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Last trainings before the upcoming at Thursday FIS Grand Prix in Wisła took place on Adam Małysz’s Hill in Wisła-Malinka at Wednesday. This time it was foreign ski jumpers who jumped at the hill. They had two trainings, one in the morning and the second one in the afternoon. The teams that came for the training were from Norway, France, Slovenia, Italy and Kazakhstan.

A meeting for media representatives with Polish ski jumpers will take place in Golebiewski Hotel in Wisla on Thursday, 13th of July 2017. Ski jumpers and Head Coach Stefan Horngacher will be at journalists’ disposal at Thursday morning, from 11.30 till 12.30. Media day will take place in Press Office in Golebiewski Hotel at the fourth floor, room 4/3.

During FIS Ski Jumping Grand Prix Wisła 2017 ( 13th – 15th of July 2017) bus transport to ski jumping hill and return one to Wisła are planned according to the regular bus timetables and tickets. What is more, additional buses are planned before and after the competition.

Last Friday Head Coach of Polish National Ski Jumping Team - Stefan Horngacher announced 11 ski jumpers who will participate in FIS Grand Prix Wisła 2017. The 12. one has been chosen after Continental Cups in Kranj, Slovenia (8th-9th of July). It is Przemyslaw Kantyka who joined the team.

Polish National Ski Jumping Team trained this week on a hill in Wisła-Malinka. The aim of the four-day-long training camp was to practice on the hill, that’s why 5 of 7 trainings took place on the hill HS-134. “It was a good training camp. The level of jumps is okay, we are on a right track. Some of the jumps in Wisła were really good”, said the Head Coach of Polish National Ski JumpingTeam, Stefan Horngacher.

Polish Ski Jumping Team has just ended today four-days-long training camp in Wisła where they trained on Adam Małysz’s hill. Those were the last jumps before the upcoming inauguration of FIS Grand Prix which will take place from 13th to 15th of July in Wisła Malinka. On Thursday, 12 Polish ski jumpers, as well as the best ski jumpers in the world, will participate in trainings and qualification.

Just like in the previous year, ski-jumping fans that come to Wisła can take advantage of many additional attractions. Those who could not get the tickets for Ski-Jumping competition can come to Wisla centre and watch a life transmission from the World Cup on a large outdoor screen. Fan zone also features concerts of music bands ranging from traditional folklore to disco and dance music.

This Friday on 13th January the official ceremony of bib distribution to the top10 ski jumpers will be held in Wisla centre. Among the athletes from appearing on the amphitheatre stage we will see three competitors from Poland – Kamil Stoch, Maciej Kot and Piotr Żyła.

Similarly to previous years, changes in the traffic organization around Malinka Ski-Jumping Hill are expected before the competition starts. On Saturday and Sunday shuttle traffic movement is planned in Malinka Street in the section of Malinka-Czarne junction up to Cienkow ski car-park. Shuttle movement is dependent on the intensity of car and pedestrian traffic. Changes in the traffic movement can be introduced a few hours before the competition starts and last until ski-jumping finishes. One road-lane will be reserved for pedestrians and the other for automobile movement. The police will assist traffic management. Traffic changes are not planned on Friday.

On 13th, 14th and 15th January 2017 bus transport to ski jumping hill and returns are planned according to the regular bus timetables and tickets.