Ibu, another slip. Change the rules of Ibu Cup, but is not communicated. 4 Norwegian "walk"

Ibu, altro scivolone. Cambiano le regole di Ibu Cup, ma non viene comunicato. 4 norvegesi 'a piedi'
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Ibu, another slip. Change the rules of Ibu Cup, but is not communicated. 4 Norwegian "walk"

Sometimes, during the last season, we criticized the FIS for a management amateur events (see points awarded for the World Cup Nordic Combined Triple changed in weeks away). To & ograve; in the last days even the 'Ibu is reaching a level similar, if not worse, in terms of mismanagement.

We already & agrave; explained last week as the new rules decided in September not yet been formalized despite have entered into force. The consequences of this lack of communication we were able to touch the weekend. In fact, among the rules changed in September c '' & egrave; even that which concerns the national contingents of Ibu Cup. Until 2013 - '' 14 nationwide organizer of the stage could be two competing athletes extra compared to its share. Now, however, the host nation is entitled to a fixed quota of 6 seats, regardless of its quota. In other words, countries with maximum contingent (6) do not benefit pi & ugrave; of pectoral-extras in stages housewives circuit cadet. Too bad that within all''Ibu nobody has bothered to inform the national federations. Norway had in fact called 8 men and 8 women for testing Beitost & oslash; len, convinced precisely to have two places in pi & ugrave; compared to its quota basis. Instead, the time to enter athletes in competitions, Norwegian engineers have discovered the regulatory change. The consequence & egrave; was that Vetle Ravnsborg Gurigard, Kristoffer Skjelvik, Maren Wangeesten and Thekla Brun-Lie could not attend all''evento and are due to stay and watch. We must emphasize that the 'Ibu both recurrence concerning non-disclosure of the rules. Let's not forget how last year he was certain only in January that the competitions of the Olympic Games would have no value for the World Cup. Here then again the words of the Canadian Jim Carrabre that in June he launched his candidacy for president dell''Ibu declaring that "wanting to bring the biathlon in the modern world in terms of management, structural and transparency". & Nbsp;
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