Ter Mors, Olympic champion Skating

Enschese, 28, at the head of the new team, Team IKO, had suffered from his knee for a long time and has now decided to have surgery. She will soon be under the knife, confirms her coach André Boskamp.

"Jorien will of course do everything in her power to get back on the ice as fast as possible and come back stronger than ever, she is and remains a top athlete."

Ter Mors won Gold in the 1,000 meters earlier this year at the Pyeongchang Olympics. With the short track team, she grabbed a bronze plate on the relay, making her the first woman to win a medal in two different disciplines during a single Olympiad.

After the Games, she went directly to China for the World Cup. sprint, where she still took gold. After the Games, Ter Mors decided to focus fully on long track speed skating.

The contract with IKO lasts until the end of the upcoming skating season, but the new sponsor of the eponymous team will not let down Terri Mors and will not support him.

"I set myself the goal of reigning over 1000 and 1500 meters," Ter Mors said on Tuesday as part of the special KNSB stage at Telesport.

"Not a few games, but an all season C is my biggest challenge, right now I'm working hard to get my knee in order, as long as I'm not damaged anymore, I can just run with. "