Therese Johaug got help from the announcer? Michal Lampplot answers

Trondheim

Women’s On Tuesday, the 10-kilometer traditional World Cup gold was extremely tight. It ended as well as Skiathlon’s victory on Sunday.

Swedish Ebba Andersson defeated Norwegian Therese johaugin Now in 1.3 seconds.

Previously, a two -time start in the Temporary Starting Race was Andersson, who had to tense the color of his medal.

As Johaug rushed the goalkeeper, many of those present’s attention was drawn to the sound landscape instead of skiing. According to several listeners, it sounded very strong that, in addition to the audience, the announcer of Granåsen’s stadium was counted on Johaug for seconds.

At least some of the skiing workers have believed this is prohibited in the rules. Or at least harshly pulling home. Even a Finnish high -profile ski influencer wondered on Tuesday wondered the actions of the announcer.

HS asked about the events of Granåsen’s goal from Fisi Country Skiing Competition Manager Michal Lamplotiltaand this answer was unambiguous.

“No problem. The rules do not deny this, ”Lamplot said.

Finnish rule guru, even chairman of the Olympic Ski Council of the Olympic Skiing Council Jussi Prykäri agrees.

“There is no mention in the rules. That is, it is not forbidden, ”Prykär said.

It is not known whether Johaug got the advantage of hearing the goal line in the pace of the time, but he was left with silver anyway.

Peking A similar incident at the time of the Olympics became anxious. At that time the announcer fell seconds Krista Pärmäkoski with a bronze battle for Russia Natalia Neprjajevalle.

Read more: The Russian skier received severely forbidden help in the battle against Krista Pärmäkoski: “absolutely forbidden activities”

Experienced technical expert and trainer for cross -country skiing Veikko Anttonen There was at least an emphatic opinion on the announcer.

“He needs to be removed from the race, accreditation off. That is such a heavy series of mocha that I wouldn’t see the other option, ”Anttonen would speak after the events of Beijing.