Copper Peak has hosted 10 international ski flying competitions. The top three winners and record holders are listed below:

1970
1st Jiri Raska, TCH
2nd Zbynek Hubach, TCH
3rd Rudolf Doubek, TCH

1973
1st Jerry Martin, USA
2nd Tom Dargay, USA
3rd Wakasa, JPN

1974
1st Ron Steele, USA
2nd Jerry Martin, USA
3rd Peter Kongsli, NOR

1975
1st Jerry Martin, USA
2nd Jim Maki, USA
3rd Shunichi Akimoto, JPN

1976
1st Hans Aschenbach, DDR
2nd Hans Millonig, AUT
3rd Bernd Eckstein, DDR

1978
1st Henry Glass, DDR
2nd Jochen Danneberg, DDR
3rd Claus Tuchscherer, AUT

1981
1st Alois Lipburger, AUT
2nd Andreas Felder, AUT
3rd John Broman, USA

1989
1st Franz Wiegele, AUT
2nd Werner Schuster, AUT
3rd Wolfgang Marpreiter, AUT

1990
1st Vasko Stanislav, TCH
2nd Stefan Horgacher, AUT
3rd Franz Wiegele, AUT

1994
1st Mathias Wallner, AUT
2nd Terje Nyhus, NOR
3rd Werner Shuster, AUT

1970
Zbynek Hubach, TCH 134m 440 Ft.

1973
Akitsuku Konno, JPN 136m 446 Ft.
Jerry Martin, USA 137m 449 Ft.
Akitsuku Konno, JPN 138m 453 Ft.

1974
Tom Dargay, USA 144m 472 Ft.
Jerry Martin, USA 144m 472 Ft.

1975
Jerry Martin, USA 147m 482 Ft.

1976
Hans G. Aschenbach, DDR 154m 505 Ft.

1981
Alois Lipburger, AUT 154m 505 Ft.

1990
Vasko Stanislav, TCH 156m 512 Ft.

1994
Mathias Wallner, AUT 158m 518 Ft.
Werner Shuster, AUT 158m 518 Ft.

With improved skis and flight suits, ski flyers are generating more lift and flying much greater distances. This requires that every ski flying facility modify (flatten) it landing slope. For Copper Peak the landing slope will be decreased for 41 degrees to 36 degrees by filling with some 1500 cubic yards of fill. This $250,000 project also includes building a snow-making capability, a new judges stand, rock stabilization and protective side boards. The Board of Directors welcomes and encourages financial support individuals, businesses, corporations and foundations for this project.