Ever since its inception in 1936, ski flying has centred around Slovenia, and more recently Norway. The very first recorded jumps of 100 and 200 m, together with a total of 41 world records, have been set on two different hills in the Alpine valley of Planica: "Bloudkova velikanka", which has since been re-established as a ski jumping large hill, and its successor "Letalnica bratov Gorišek", dubbed the "monster hill". Since 1997, with very few exceptions, the Ski Jumping World Cup has traditionally held its season finale in Planica. This takes place usually on "Letalnica", but is occasionally moved to "Bloudkova" (most recently in 2014, during renovation at "Letalnica").