The nordic combination has a rich history at the Olympics and a potential, gloomy future.

Since the first winter games of 1924, a unique sport tested the courage and survival of skiing and cross-country skiing.

From now on, a former Olympic sport can be a year.

“It's a big concern or a big problem that we are talking about,” said the Norwegian Olympic champion Joergen Graabak in an interview with Associated Press.

Nordik should develop in Milan-Cortina Olympic of 2026. February 19, and it can be its final on the global stage.

The International Olympic Committee will make the call in June, when it decides which measures will be part of its program in the 2030 winter games.

Sports is at least the cut cannot end the rumors about his gender inequality during such an era where women spread in the world's sports.

Nordic combined is the only winter Olympic sport that excludes sex by giving men to buy gold, while women are moving to watch. Ski and Snowboard International Federation (FIS) plans to apply for women's Nordic, which combines an Olympic sport, but not until 2026.

The IOC is proud to say that the winter games of 2026 will be balanced, raising the fact that 47% of the athletes are women.

FIS aims to promote northern-combined visibility

Before the governing body may decide to provide women with the opportunity to have a combined Olympic gold in the ARPs, it could have chosen sports from sports in five years.

Physics, national governing bodies, athletes, coaches and lawyers do what they can save the sport at the Olympic level. They have raised the number of participating skiers, as well as attempts to promote its visibility with doctrines Neglectedand a larger presence on social media.

The French ski federation can also provide a pension to sports.

Although the Governing Body in France is not going to call shots, it is a team with a team publicly and privately pushed for northern women to compete for the Olympic gold in 2030.

“The northern women in the north develops a little around the world, and it is only logical that women will also be able to join the Olympic program. “But we are not making decisions.”

Jarl Magnus Riiber, the last champion of the World Cup, is currently No. 1, hopes that the IOC thinks how to cut sports will also affect two other subjects.

“It will take the skiing into a small and cross country,” said Norway, 27. “This is very important for the stability of our system.

“It's a very easy choice for them to quickly fix it, but I think the best thing for the future is to keep it in winter games.”

Three years ago, the northern combined barely survived as an Olympic sport.

The IOC Executive Board mourned that it does not have a strong international representation outside Europe. During the previous three winter games, only four countries won the existing 27 medals, and the sports were the smallest audience during that Olympics.

46 women of the World Cup

Since then, FIS has been provided to IOC reports every six months and has met a year.

Women who leave a mutton, like a 40-storey building and fly fearlessly the length of the American football field, then compete on the skiing of the cross-country skiing.

There are 46 women with the World Cup, which enter the World Championships on Thursday after the 30 women started on Thursday.

In the top three of the World Cup drawing lottery, skiers are located in the top three World Cup, and eight countries are among the top 12.

The United States, whose Nordic Computed program has been saved after losing the last time, has two women in the first 15. Alexa Braber and Annika Malasinski.

Brabec finished fourth in Austria for the best end of the American woman at the beginning of this month, as Tara Geraghty-Moats won the World Cup event 2020.

Unfortunately, the capers left sports to pursue Olympic dreams in Biathlon.

However, Brabet, but the hope that he will fire in France to jump into the Olympic gold in France for five years.

“It would be a real shame to keep us apart,” he said. “I have heard that the French really want us there. It is interesting and encouraging that there are people who believe in women in our sports.