CSKA Moscow and Dynamo Skiers Receive Neutral Athlete Status
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The International Ski Federation (FIS) has amended the restrictions imposed on athletes from aggressor countries, removing bans imposed on sports clubs affiliated with the Russian and Belarusian military and police.
The International Federation of Ski and Snowboards (FIS) has removed from the regulations a paragraph prohibiting Russian athletes from the CSA and associated societies from the tournaments; the International Federation of Ski and Snowboards has updated the policy of admission of individual neutral athletes; it transmits to RIA News; it now deletes the reference to affiliated structures, which opens the way to international launches for represen…
New guidelines from the International Ski Federation (FIS) could make it easier for Russian stars, like Aleksandr Bolshunov, to participate in the World Cup.
Interfax: The International Federation of Ski and Snowboard Sports (FIS) has changed the rules for the admission of Russian and Belarusian athletes to international competitions in neutral status by removing from the list of restrictions the reference to affiliated structures of the armed forces and security bodies. According to the new version of the document on the FIS website, the prohibition on participation in competitions now applies only …
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation has changed one of the key criteria for achieving neutral status by Russian and Belarusian athletes, and the new version of the rules was published by FIS on 22 September.
The new version of the document allows for the neutral status of athletes from CSAA and other sports societies, and find out who will be able to perform during the 2026/27 season and what checks are to be made.
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