Skispringen-WM in Trondheim Overshadowed by Disqualifications and Controversy

Allegations of rule violations involving Norwegian ski suits lead to disqualifications and calls for further investigation.

Two Norwegian ski jumpers, Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang, were disqualified after allegations of irregularities in their ski suits surfaced via anonymous videos.
The controversy has led to protests from Austria, Slovenia, and Poland, who are demanding the annulment of all results from the Trondheim World Championships.
Fis officials, including race director Sandro Pertile, have stated that no retroactive disqualifications for earlier events are expected, despite the ongoing debate.
Gold medalist Domen Prevc's victory was overshadowed by the disqualifications, with Jan Hörl of Austria and Ryoyu Kobayashi of Japan moving up to silver and bronze positions, respectively.
The German Ski Association has formally requested clarification from the Fis, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the wake of the controversy.