Four Hills Tournament: Germany’s Ski Jumping Struggles

Dhe Four Hills Tournament will soon be over – and the German ski jumpers were once again far from competing for overall victory. Felix Hoffmann and Philipp Raimund were convincing in the top ten, Pius Paschke jumped in the midfield, but the crisis of Karl Geiger and Andreas Wellinger could not be overcome in Oberstdorf, … Read more

Four Hills Tournament: Karl Geiger & System Failure

Karl Geiger rarely beats around the bush, on the contrary. The ski jumper from Oberstdorf is a pleasantly self-critical representative of his craft. And the 32-year-old has often had cause for self-criticism recently. The current highlight: Geiger’s failure to qualify on Sunday at the start of the Four Hills Tournament with an indisputable jump of … Read more

Milan Olympics 2026: Facility Readiness

An every corner, Milanese people have been reminded for several weeks of what lies ahead in February. “Milano, arrivano i giochi!” is the title of a poster campaign that is being displayed throughout the city. In large and small formats, when buying panettone as well as when waiting for the metro to arrive, the people … Read more

Structural Racism in Sport: Misconceptions & Impact

“Is that correct?” These are the words a referee reacts to when a 14-year-old boy tells him about a racist insult. “I found it very inappropriate and a bit frightening to assume that I had invented something like that with the first question,” says the young player. His description comes from a research project at … Read more

Winter Sports: 5 Champions & Olympic Glory

Ten years for one goal The ice dancers have five German championship titles Jennifer Janse van Rensburg and Benjamin Steffan collected, which is a nice omen for the Olympics, as they think: “Each title represents one of the five rings.” They have worked for ten years towards their big goal of taking part in the … Read more

Lindsey Vonn: 83rd World Cup Win in St. Moritz | Alpine Skiing

The American alpine skier Lindsey Vonn celebrated her 83rd World Cup victory at the first downhill run of the Alpine Ski World Cup in St. Moritz. The ski star won the race in Switzerland with a large lead over the Austrians Magdalena Egger (+0.98 seconds) and Mirjam Puchner (+1.16). It is the 41-year-old’s first World … Read more

Russia Biathlon: Olympic Qualification Lawsuit – Sport News

The Russian Biathlon Federation has filed a complaint with the International Sports Court CAS against the exclusion of its athletes from qualifying competitions for the Winter Olympics. According to the state news agency Tass, the lawsuit was filed on Wednesday. The world association IBU announced that it had been informed by Cas about the move … Read more

Olympic Bonuses Tax-Free: New Federal Rule

“`html Bronze Before Retirement: A Tax-Free Farewell for olympians? Bronze Before Retirement: A Tax-Free Farewell for Olympians? By ArchySports.com Expert Journalist October 27, 2023 Imagine this: years of grueling training, countless sacrifices, and then, in your final Olympic or Paralympic appearance, you clinch a bronze medal. For many athletes, this moment is a culmination of … Read more

2026 Winter Olympics: Russia & Belarus Qualification Ruling

“`html Russia & Belarus Athletes: Navigating the Neutral Path in International Sports Russia & Belarus Athletes: Navigating the Neutral Path in International Sports By ArchySports Editorial Team Published: October 26, 2023 The international sports arena continues to grapple with the complex issue of athlete participation from russia and Belarus. Following the precedent set at the … Read more