Ski Jumping
Massive Scandal at Nordic Ski World Championships: Norway's Team Caught Cheating
March 09, 2025 / Sport1
Norway's sports director admits that the team manipulated suits during the Nordic Ski World Championships, leading to widespread outrage in Scandinavia. This unprecedented scandal has cast a dark cloud over Norway's skiing legacy.
Polak udowodnił Norwegom kłamstwo na MŚ w skokach. Zdjęcie poszło w świat
March 09, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Polish journalist Jakub Balcerski exposed a scandal involving the Norwegian ski jumping team at the World Championships, revealing evidence of equipment manipulation that could disqualify them. Balcerski's shared photographic evidence demonstrates that the Norwegian team's claims were false, prompting calls for further investigation into the issue.
Reactions to the Jumping Scandal in the Ski World Championships
March 09, 2025 / NRK
This article discusses the aftermath of a scandal involving Norwegian ski jumpers who were disqualified for cheating with their jumping suits during the Ski World Championships in Trondheim. The article reveals reactions from athletes, coaches, and officials regarding the gravity of the situation and its implications for the sport's integrity.
The Great Return to the Ski Jumping Team! Thomas Thurnbichler Announces the Squad
March 09, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Just a day after the ski jumpers' competition at the World Championship in traditional skiing, Thomas Thurnbichler announced the composition for the upcoming World Cup events. Kamil Stoch and Maciej Kot will join the squad for Raw Air, but coach Thurnbichler has left out Piotr Żyła. The competition will take place in Norway again.
„Das ist inakzeptabel“ - WM-Paukenschlag! Norwegen gibt Betrug zu
March 09, 2025 / Krone
Norway's ski federation has admitted to committing fraud regarding modified ski jumping suits during the Nordic World Championships in Trondheim. The admission came after several athletes were disqualified, resulting in the stripping of medals, including the silver medal from world champion Marius Lindvik.
Norwegian Ski Jumping Director Admits to Cheating in World Championships
March 09, 2025 / Sport1
In a shocking revelation, Norway's ski jumping director, Jan Erik Aalbu, confessed that the Norwegian team intentionally cheated during the World Championships in Trondheim. This manipulation involved altering jump suits for top athletes without their consent and specifically for one competition only.
Norway admitted to cheating at home World Championships: "We have deceived everyone" - the boss avoided doping issues
March 09, 2025 / Yle
Norway has publicly acknowledged cheating during the World Championships, stating that their team attempted to deceive the system. Three jumpers, including medalists, were disqualified after evidence of systematic manipulation emerged, and the team leader admitted their actions during a press conference, apologizing for the betrayal to fans and sponsors.
Ski-VM: Chief admits cheating – We have tried to deceive the system
March 09, 2025 / NRK
The chief of ski jumping, Jan-Erik Aalbu, admits to deliberate cheating involving the use of reinforced thread in the jumpsuits of top athletes. Following protests and disqualifications, Aalbu expressed deep regret about the scandal, which tarnishes the reputation of Norway's ski jumping team during the world championships.
Norway may lose more medals! Here's the complete list
March 09, 2025 / Przegląd Sportowy
Norway is in danger of losing multiple medals at the World Championships due to a scandal involving ski suits. Following the disqualification of two Norwegian jumpers, the focus shifts to the potential impact on other medals in both ski jumping and Nordic combined events.
New Consequences in the WM Scandal: Another Name in Focus
March 09, 2025 / Sport1
The FIS has launched an investigation into allegations of illegal manipulation involving Norwegians in the World Championships. Both ski jumpers Lindvik and Forfang are implicated, alongside Nordic combined athlete Graabak, who has been disqualified from competition due to equipment irregularities.