Overview
- Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang were disqualified from the large hill event for using manipulated competition suits in violation of FIS regulations.
- Lindvik retained his gold medal in the normal hill event, but scrutiny persists over the Norwegian team's conduct.
- Andreas Wellinger, the silver medalist, publicly doubted claims by Norwegian athletes that they were unaware of the manipulations, citing the suit's altered flexibility.
- Anonymous video footage revealed unauthorized modifications to the suits, leading to suspensions of multiple Norwegian athletes and officials from FIS competitions.
- The Norwegian Ski Federation defended its athletes, asserting they would not have knowingly competed with tampered suits, despite growing skepticism within the ski jumping community.