US EditionRussian skiers appeal to sports' highest court over ban from Olympic qualifying events
- Russian skiers and the Russian ski federation are appealing their ban from competitions for failing to qualify for the 2026 Winter Olympics due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, according to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
- The International Ski and Snowboard Federation extended the ban, prompting the appeal, according to reports from the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
- The Court of Arbitration for Sport has not provided a timeline for the hearing, which is expected to be expedited before the Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo Olympics.
- Some Russian and Belarusian athletes competed at the Paris Summer Games without their national symbols, highlighting previous accommodations for certain athletes.
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The Court of Appeal for Sport (CAS) confirms that it has received an appeal from the Russian Ski Federation.
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As neutral athletes, Russians were allowed to continue to compete at the Olympic Games. However, a winter sports association forbade them the qualification. Russia wants to sue against it.
The Russian Ski Association defends itself in front of the International Sports Court against the exclusion of Olympic qualifications. What is involved in the dispute with the World Ski Association Fis.
Russian skiers contest before the Arbitral Court of Sport (TAS) their exclusion from the Olympic qualification process.
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