"Russian and Belarusian Skiers to Compete Under Neutral Status"
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The most Russians were accepted into alpine skiing, alpine snowboarding and cross-country skiing.
The most Russians were accepted into alpine skiing, alpine snowboarding and cross-country skiing.
The International Ski Association (FIS) granted neutral status to 80 winter athletes from Russia and 12 from Belarus. The largest number of Russians were allowed to compete in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and ski jumping.
The Russian skiers, Elizabeth Maslacov and Alain Plezeva, were granted neutral status by the International Federation of Ski and Snowboarding (FIS) to allow access to international launches.
FIS allowed Russians to participate in competitions under its auspices in the 2026/27 season in neutral status
"Russian and Belarusian Skiers to Compete Under Neutral Status"
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation announced on Wednesday that athletes from Russia and Belarus can compete in the upcoming season under neutral status without displaying any national symbols. To participate in FIS competitions, athletes, coaches, and officials from these countries must sign a declaration of neutrality based on FIS principles, with the governing body […] The post “Russian and Belarusian Skiers to Compete Under Neutra…
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