Ski Jumping
FIS is openly discussing a new solution to avoid repeat scandals
March 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
The head of the material commission of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS), Andreas Bauer, proposes using scanners to check ski suits to prevent cheating incidents like those during the World Championships in Trondheim. He advocates for the transition to modern electronic technology to ensure fairness in competitions.
Key Decision After Scandal at the Ski Jumping World Championships: This Will Hurt the Norwegians
March 11, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
In the wake of the controversy surrounding the Norwegian ski jumpers' suit scandal, the Norwegian federation faces severe consequences, including a potential financial crisis. The situation has led to immediate reactions from sponsors and raises questions about their association with the sport.
Severe Illness - Game Over! Ski Jumping Star Forced to End Season
March 11, 2025 / krone.at
Sara Marita Kramer has had to end her ski jumping season due to a severe illness she contracted earlier this year. The former overall World Cup winner has been unable to return to full training, prompting her absence from upcoming competitions.
Adrian Livelten Apologizes After Ski Jumping Cheating Scandal: - Will Regret This for the Rest of His Life
March 10, 2025 / NRK
Adrian Livelten has issued a public apology following a cheating scandal involving ski jump suits. The controversy erupted after videos showed unauthorized modifications to the ski jump suits of the Norwegian team, leading to disqualifications and suspensions of key personnel. Livelten expressed deep regret for his actions and acknowledged the impact on his teammates and sponsors.
Austrians want to strip Norwegians of all medals after scandal
March 10, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The Austrian Ski Association has reacted to the scandal involving Norwegian ski jumpers by demanding severe consequences for those at fault. Following manipulated suits, they are requesting the annulment of all Norwegian athlete results, asserting that the scandal indicates deeper systemic issues.
Norwegian Ski Jumping Coach Suspended for Equipment Manipulation
March 10, 2025 / L'Équipe
Magnus Brevig, the coach of the Norwegian ski jumping team, has been suspended after the team was disqualified for using non-compliant suits during the World Championships. The Norwegian Ski Federation acknowledged the manipulation of equipment as a serious violation of competition rules.
WM Scandal in Ski Jumping Has Consequences
March 10, 2025 / Sport1
Norway reacts to the suit scandal at the Nordic Ski World Championship by suspending two officials. The Norwegian Ski Federation is committed to a complete investigation of the matter.
Consequences After Ski Jumping Scandal
March 10, 2025 / Sport1
Following the scandal involving manipulated ski suits in the Norwegian ski jumping team, the first sponsor has announced its decision to withdraw sponsorship. This marks the beginning of serious repercussions for the team as they approach major competitions.
Scandal at the Ski Jumping World Championships: Norwegians report on 'new rumors from Poland'
March 10, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Norwegians closely follow developments in Polish media after a scandal shook ski jumping at the World Championships in Trondheim. Reports suggest that athletes may not have been fully aware of illegal suit manipulations, which raises responsibility questions, especially regarding two disqualified Norwegian jumpers.
Sponsorship Withdrawn Due to Cheating Scandal in Ski Jumping
March 10, 2025 / NRK
A major sponsor has withdrawn their logo from the Norwegian ski jumpers' uniforms following revelations of cheating in the sport. The incident, involving manipulated jumpsuits, led to disqualifications and prompted sponsors to reconsider their contracts with the national team.
Suit Scandal Leaves Superstars "Devastated"
March 10, 2025 / SPORT1
Norwegian ski jumpers Marius Lindvik and Johann Andre Forfang publicly deny any wrongdoing after being disqualified for allegedly using manipulated suits at the Nordic Ski World Championships. Their disqualification has led to strong reactions and calls for transparency regarding the situation involving their equipment.
Germany Responds to Ski Jumping Scandal!
March 10, 2025 / Sport1
The German Ski Association (DSV) has reacted with concern to the Norwegian confession of manipulation regarding ski suits after the World Championships in Trondheim. DSV spokesperson Ralph Eder emphasized the need for further investigation and accountability from the International Ski Federation (FIS), following the disqualification of three Norwegian jumpers, including Marius Lindvik, who had won gold on the normal hill.