Norwegians Strike Against Domen Prevc, Suggesting Fraud in World Record Jumping

Norwegians Strike Against Domen Prevc, Suggesting Fraud in World Record Jumping

A storm has emerged in Norway over allegations of fraud in ski jumping, specifically concerning Domen Prevc's recent world record jump of 254.5 meters. Following prior complaints about equipment issues involving their athletes, Norwegian commentators are scrutinizing the Slovenian athlete’s suit, arguing that it appeared to inflate significantly during his jump. Petter Tenstad, a Viaplay commentator, expressed disbelief, stating, “I don’t remember seeing anything like this before.”

Norwegain officials are calling for a detailed inspection of jumping suits ahead of future competitions to ensure compliance and fair play. The sensations surrounding this controversy have sparked discussions about the integrity of the sport and its enforcement of equipment regulations in this high-pressure competitive environment.

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What follows will be crucial in determining the future conduct and equipment regulations within ski jumping.

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Source: Przegląd Sportowy