Ski Jumping: suspension of Norwegian athletes is lifted for the offseason

The barriers imposed in the course of the manipulation scandal against five Norwegian ski jumpers have been lifted again.

The International Ski Federation FIS has announced that it has lifted a temporary suspension for Norwegian jumpers involved in jersey fraud after the end of the season.

The manipulation scandal around the Norwegian ski jumpers has not yet been worked up. Nevertheless, the suspended jumpers should train again.

The five Norwegian back jumpers who were suspended after the dress scandal in the World Cup will now have their temporary suspensions upheld. Marius Lindvik, Johann Andre Forfang, Robin Pedersen, Kristoffer Sundal and Robert Johansson are thus allowed to participate in training and activities organized by the Norwegian Ski Federation, or other ski federations, with immediate effect.

The five will be able to train and participate in competitions under the auspices of the domestic ski association or one of the other associations without restrictions.

The Norwegian ski jumpers are allowed to participate in official trainings again. However, they are not from the tailor.