FIS Could Move to Three World Championship Years Out of Every Four
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The Austrian Ski Association (ÖSV) is critical of the concept of annual World Ski Championships starting in 2032. However, since it is not a decision, but only plans to do so, the Austrian Ski Association did not want to comment on the controversial topic for the time being on Friday. At first, further meetings and direct discussions of the responsible parties would be awaited, according to the Austrian Ski Association.
DAs FIS-Council supports the idea of holding (almost) world championships every year. But Austria is careful.
The International Ski Federation (FIS) Council has decided that in the near future the Nordic World Ski Championships will be held every year when the Winter Olympics are not being held. Until now, the World Championships were held every two years in odd-numbered years.
OBERHOFEN/INNSBRUCK. ÖSV sees the concept of annual World Ski Championships from 2032 onwards as critical.
The FIS leadership wants to organize ski world championships every year from 2032 – with the exception of Olympic years. The ÖSV sees this plan as critical.
The ÖSV sees the concept of annual World Ski Championships from 2032 onwards as critical.
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