Norwegian Ski Jumper Disqualified as Suit Scandal Fallout Continues

Isak Andreas Langmo's disqualification at Planica highlights ongoing enforcement of stricter regulations following the World Championship controversy.

Isak Andreas Langmo, a Norwegian ski jumper, was disqualified during the Planica World Cup qualification for wearing an oversized suit, deemed to provide an unfair advantage.
This marks the latest fallout from the Trondheim World Championship scandal, where Norwegian athletes were found to have illegally modified their suits to increase lift.
The FIS has suspended eight Norwegian athletes and officials, including Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang, for the remainder of the season as investigations continue.
Discussions are underway to potentially revise World Championship results, which could see Germany's Andreas Wellinger awarded a gold medal and Karl Geiger a bronze.
The FIS has introduced interim rules, including limiting athletes to one suit per competition, and is considering stricter penalties and reforms to restore credibility in the sport.