Overview
- Paige Jones said a male doctor handled pre-competition measurements in Courchevel and required athletes to undress almost completely.
- She said competitors were told they could refuse the check but would not be allowed to start if they did.
- The FIS expressed regret and said female athletes will be able to choose examination by a woman in future procedures.
- Body measurements and 3D scans remain standard to police suit and ski-length rules tightened after manipulation cases, with a penalty system introduced in 2023.
- Germany’s team reported a respectful process under a Swiss doctor, while Jones noted U.S. sensitivities shaped by the Larry Nassar abuse case.