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Controversial Project: Every Year World Cup? Fis-Boss Defends Plans

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The new Fis President Alexander Ospelt wants to host world championships more often. Critics feel reminded of the World Cup expansion plans of Fifa-Boss Infantino.

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The new Fis President Alexander Ospelt wants to host world championships more often. Critics feel reminded of the World Cup expansion plans of Fifa-Boss Infantino.

·Berlin, Germany
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The new Fis President Alexander Ospelt wants to host world championships more often. Critics feel reminded of FIFA-Boss Infantino's expansion plans. Now Ospelt explains his idea.

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Despite criticism, the President of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (Fis), Alexander Ospelt, defends the idea of the Fisa Council to hold world championships in all disciplines every year from 2032, reports the Austrian news agency APA.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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OBERHOFEN / INNSBRUCK. Despite criticisms from some sides, the new FIS President Alexander Ospelt adheres to the concept of annual World Ski Championships starting in 2032.

·Linz, Austria
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FIS President Alexander Ospelt defends the concept of annual World Ski Championships and plans talks with ÖSV about the advantages.

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The new FIS President Alexander Ospelt, despite criticism from some sides of the concept of annual World Ski Championships starting in 2032, wants to discuss the not yet decided plan with all the participants. I absolutely welcome the fact that it is being discussed so hotly now. This gives us even more arguments pro and co. I don't want anything wrong [...]

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Blick broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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