– We stirred wood glue and painted it on the jumping dress, says Fredrik Bjerkeengen to VG. He was part of the Norwegian support system on the national team in 2021. The purpose of the grip was to make the suit stiffer, and in that the suit should work more like a wing. – The glue was blank and disappeared. And when we bent in the suit and used it, it eventually resolved. The suit went through all the controls, Bjerkeengen tells the newspaper about the gutter in Zakopane in January 2021. Photo: Heiko Junge / NTB was number two: – Sometimes things go too far the new shock charges came while Saturday’s race in Vikersund went to the end, which ended up with Anze Lanisek being number three. The Slovenian thus made the trip up the pallet, as he also did in Zakopane four years ago. Then it was Marius Lindvik who won, with Robert Johansson in third place. Neither Lindvik nor Johansson have yet answered news’s inquiries. VG writes that Lindvik does not want to comment. One and three: Marius Lindvik and Robert Johansson were number one and three in the mentioned jumping race. Photo: Czarek Sokolowski / AP / NTB When news met Lanisek after Saturday’s race, he begins by saying that you can’t change things from the past. – Marius (Lindvik) was better that day for me, he says. – But have you heard of something similar? – No, I haven’t. That’s just the way it is. Unfortunately. Hopefully everything will resolve. Sometimes I just think things are going too far, and that it may be athletes who didn’t know everything. In the equipment rules for the ski jumpers, it is clear that it is not allowed to add any kind of chemicals to the suits, for example in liquid form. MERRITED: Anze Lanisek has a World Cup medal from 2021. Photo: Darko Bandic / AP / NTB Bråthen:-Looks with great sadness on the news scene The VG article comes after former Sports Manager Clas Brede Bråthen has stated that he hopes the current jump scandal did not happen. Bjerkeengen believes it is a lie, and refers, among other things, to the gutter in Zakopane in 2021, from the time when Bråthen was sports manager. – I see with great sadness at the news scene that develops related to the jumping sport, but I do not want to bring further comments to a negative debate around the sport I love, Bråthen writes in a response to news and several other media on Saturday. See the full response to Bråthen here: Read the entire answer from Bråthen I chose to withdraw from all the obligations and positions in Norwegian and international jumping sports over a year ago. In the period that has passed, there has been no contact between me and representatives from NSF or FIS. This has been completely proven on my part when I had, and has, full focus on my new life. And I haven’t received any inquiries from these organizations either. I look with great sadness at the news picture that develops related to the jumping sport, but I do not want to bring further comments to a negative debate around the sport I love. I am now employed to ensure that Garda Road Safety gets the desired development, and my family also deserves that I do not get involved in yet another energy -linging process related to NSF, I experience it as my duty, and my responsibility, to ensure that all my time and energy are prioritized according to this does not carry nag: stiffer suits. – If you take into account this situation and also what happened in Trondheim, does this draw a picture of a Norwegian team that has a bad culture? – Sometimes it’s very strict. It is very sad to think such tough words. I just wish that everything will resolve and will be fair to everyone, he says. – Do you forgive Lindvik and Johansson for what should have happened in Zakopane now that you hear about it, or is there anything you want to discuss with them? – It’s been four years ago, so I get over it. If I had a better impact, then I would have won that competition, but I didn’t. Marius was better that day, says Lanisek, who was beaten with 2.3 points by Lindvik in the race in question. – I think Norwegians often compete fair and I hope they usually do, but this is absolutely incredible to hear, says Poland’s national team coach, Thomas Thurnbichler to the online newspaper about the gutter in Zakopane. JOP SCAND: This has happened on Friday night, national team coach Magnus Brevig and tailor Adrian Livelten sneaked sneaked while sitting behind closed curtains at the Norwegian Systue during the World Cup at home. The video shows that approved jumping suits were dismantled and manipulated, which is a violation of the rules. Photo: Screenshot @jakubbalcerski / X Video clip quickly found its way to foreign jumpers and media, and Poland, Austria and Slovenia joined forces to put in a protest against Norway. It was initially rejected, but after the World Cup competition, where Marius Lindvik thought he had jumped down to the silver medal at home, the International Ski Federation (FIS) went to work more thoroughly. They opened the jumping suits and found that a stiffer material was sewn into the seams, which can give the suits better aircraft skills. It is illegal. Both Johann André Forfang and Marius Lindvik were therefore washed. Photo: Anders England / news Jump manager Jan-Erik Aalbu and national team coach Magnus Brevig met the press after the disc. Both rejected it was cheating. Photo: Terje Pedersen / news The morning after the disclosure of Norway’s manipulation of jumping suits, FIS came up with the news that they are opening an investigation against Norway. On Sunday afternoon, jump manager Aalbu met the press again. Then he admitted that it was a conscious cheating. At the same time, he said that he had not known about it, and that this was going to have consequences. National team coach Brevig, who was in the video, was not at the press conference. Photo: Erlend Lånke Solbu / news Forfang and Lindvik sent out a press release on Sunday night stating that they were completely crushed, that they would never have jumped with the suits if they knew they were manipulated and that they had full confidence in the support system. On Monday morning, Help, long -time partner with the Norwegian jump, announced that they withdraw from the agreement with immediate effect. -It goes without saying that it is not compatible to have our logo on the suits of a team that cheats, wrote communications director Dag Are Børresen in an e-mail to news. On Monday afternoon, the Norwegian Ski Federation sent out a press release with information that Magnus Brevig and Adrian Livelten have been suspended from their positions with immediate effect. The reason was that the information that has emerged in the case is so serious that it provides the basis for the suspension of the employment conditions. Monday afternoon sent Nammo, the jump national team’s largest sponsor, a press release. There they came with strong criticism. They wrote that Nammo’s agreement with the Norwegian Ski Federation (NSF) has not been terminated, but that their logo has been removed for the time being. On Monday afternoon, the now suspended national team coach Marius Brevig met a unified press corps. There, Brevig said that he supported the decision to be suspended and admitted to cheating. He also lay flat and stated that he regretted. Photo: Annika Byride / NTB On Monday night, the now suspended tailor said Adrian Livelten for the first time through a press release. There he made an excuse and told him he would regret the action for the rest of his life. The clock on 18.00 on Tuesday came the message that Thomas Lobben, assistant on the jumping team, was also suspended. “We became blind and I am genuinely sorry that we made a very bad decision,” said Lobben in a press release. In a large news case, they told the truth in the hope that the Norwegian jump scandal will lead to something positive. Photo: Tom Balgaard / news The Norwegian jump duo Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang have been temporarily competitioned from FIS. The message from FIS came just after 4pm. Forfang was on his way to Værnes, but had to turn around. The Korsen is finished as leader of the jump committee of the Norwegian Ski Federation (NSF). This means that she is also completed as a board member of the union. The cross reported his decision on Thursday. Sponsor Toyota removes her logo. This confirms the head of information in Toyota Norway, Espen Olsen, to news. They do this in anticipation of FIS’s investigation by Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang. Photo: Frode Søreide / news Anders Fannemel becomes temporary coach for the Norwegian jumpers. This confirms media contact Steinar Bjerkmann to news. It also means that Bine Norčič still does not become a jump coach. He was given the task earlier this week after Magnus Brevig was suspended by the Norwegian Ski Federation (NSF). The Slovenian website Siol.net reports that Bine Norčič is traveling home to Slovenia. Robin Pedersen, Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal and Robert Johansson have also been suspended after several suspicious discoveries in the jumping suits. According to FIS, it should not be the same type of manipulation found now, which was found in Lindvik and Forfang’s suits. It confirms FIS at a press conference in Trondheim. Previously tailor tells VG that Norway lubricated wood glue on the jumping suits to make them closer. This claims he was done with former jump manager Clas Brede Bråthen in the room. Show more published 15.03.2025, at. 22.00 Updated 15.03.2025, at. 22.05
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