The article discusses the recent completion of maintenance work on the ski jump at Bloudkov Velikan in Planica, Slovenia. After the end of the ski jumping season, workers undertook extensive repairs, including replacing the deteriorated wooden base beneath the plastic surface of the jump. This was necessary due to moisture damage over the years. The work was completed last week, allowing numerous ski jumpers from Slovenia and abroad to resume training. According to the Nordic Center in Planica, ski jumps require constant maintenance and care to ensure they are ready for new athletic achievements. Additionally, Planica offers top-tier conditions for cross-country skiing training throughout the year, with a roller track used by many athletes, including Slovenian and international teams.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses solely on sports infrastructure and maintenance, with no mention of politics, policies, or public figures. It provides factual information about the repair work on a ski jump and mentions the facility's role in training athletes, which is neutral in tone and framing.





