Sweden has the right to have its own qualification criteria for the OS. This is stated by Cas, the sports arbitration court, in a verdict that acquits the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK) in a case against six Swedish athletes, reports Radiosporten.
SportsOS in Paris is approaching – and now the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK) is sounding the alarm about athletes' tough economic reality. In over half of the national teams, active athletes are forced to pay to compete. On average, it's about 100 000 kronor per season. The path to elite and top-level sport is becoming longer for many, says SOK's Secretary-General Åsa Edlund Jönsson.
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