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LILLEHAMMER: Norway beat the Coop logo, sponsor of the World Cup, on its training vest during Thursday's training session in Lillehammer. This created reactions. According to VG, the International Ski Federation (FIS) has threatened a fine as a penalty.
It has become a meeting place.
It is NRK who mentioned the problem first.
Coop is the main sponsor of the world champion, while the North Norwegian team is sponsored by the Norgesgruppen. The FIS believes that the registered training vests must be considered as accreditations.
"If you handle identification information, it's like if you change your passport, I would say that's handling." If everyone does what he wants, he is becoming more and more uncontrolled.Security is therefore important.If runners want to run or run in the stadium, at the official time of training, you must have official accreditation, said the International Director of the International Ski Federation (FIS), Jürg Capol, to NRK.
Terje Lund, Arrangements Manager at the Norwegian Ski Federation, and Pierre Mignerey, Deputy Director, prior to Thursday's meeting in Lillehammer. Photo: Richard Sagen
Terje Lund, head of events at the Norwegian Ski Association, told VG that the tea campaign was due to disagreements with the FIS over whether the association had the right have their sponsors on the heating jackets that runners must join.
– Heating figures are not defined in the regulation as commercial law, unlike the FIS. And then we hear that they can not even expose their sponsors, "Lund told the newspaper.
He told us that Sweden and Germany had done the same thing.
Thérèse Johaug during the training on Thursday. On the name of the West, you can see how a black band conceals the Coop logo. Photo: Medium Scanpix, Tore / NTB
Before the team meeting Thursday night, deputy directors Pierre Mignerey and Lund met. Subsequently, the first stated that none of the teams that beat the Coop logo had been punished with the first.
"There were a lot of rumors that the jury would penalize these teams, it's not our goal, we want to guide people in the right direction, we do not want to punish them today," said Mignerey. of the meeting of the team.
Remove the tape
According to Terje Lund, Norway and Sweden have agreed to withdraw the tape after several conversations with the FIS on Thursday.
"We agree to find a compromise.The FIS comes with a suggestion on how to solve this problem over the weekend.
Lund is also a member of the FIS Advertising Committee.
"We have worked hard to ensure that the rules are consistent with what we have been doing, and we have discovered that the FIS has acquired some rights that are not rooted in the regulatory framework. was suspended again, and we were ready to FIS that we could possibly act if it was not resolved.
– disappointment
After the team meeting, Deputy Director Mignerey told the press that he had hoped that the mini-tour in Lillehammer would have a different introduction.
– It's a disappointment. For the first time in three years, we started the season with a focus on sport. Ruka was a good weekend. Therese came back and received a warm welcome from the Finns. Now, these are topics that have nothing to do with skiing directly, said Mignerey at Adresseavisen.
However, the permanent director was optimistic about finding a compromise.
"We need to get together and understand what the problem is for these teams – everyone is motivated to find a solution.
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