Overview
- Robert Johansson, a decorated Norwegian ski jumper, announced his retirement ten weeks after the World Championship suit manipulation scandal.
- Johansson emphasized that his decision to retire was made prior to the Trondheim incidents, where teammates were implicated in systematic cheating.
- He was the only Norwegian jumper not disqualified during the scandal and consistently denied any involvement in the suit tampering.
- Provisional suspensions, including Johansson’s, were lifted after the season, but he criticized the FIS for failing to provide clarity on the matter.
- The FIS Ethics and Compliance Office continues its investigation into the scandal, with broader reforms to safeguard competition integrity under review.