Big Change to the World Ski Championships
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The International Ski and Snowboard Federation (Fis) plans to hold world championships every year from 2032 onwards, with the exception of the Olympic Games.
The Ski World Championships will be held every year. A message that took the newly appointed Swedish national team manager Niklas Jonsson by surprise. – It's nothing that we have been pushing. I haven't heard that the issue has been on the table and was surprised when this news came up at a meeting this afternoon, Jonsson tells SVT Sport.
The International Ski and Snowboard Association (FIS) wants to host World Championships almost every year from 2032. As the FIS Council decided during a two-day session in Thun, the title fights will be held in all non-Olympic years.
As the FIS announced on Thursday, World Ski Championships are held almost annually from 2032.
On Thursday, the Fis Council, the board of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation, made a decision to increase the number of World Championships – to every year when the Olympics are not held. When DN calls representatives of the Swedish Ski Federation and active members, we learn ... that the news is news to them too.
The FIS board has agreed that the World Ski Championships should be held every year, with the exception of Olympic years.
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