The sixth team in the qualifying for Iivo Niskanen and Lauri Vuorinen was rejected and did not qualify for the pair sprint finals.
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Iivo Niskanen A decent pair sprint day ended with a rejection when the jury saw that he had been equal in the skiing area and then took a skating kick.
Niskanen received his second yellow card of the season, leading to rejection. Neck and Lauri Vuorinen Thus, the sixth team in the qualifier did not qualify for the final race.
Also in the United States James Clinton Schoonmaker Got the use of yellow skating technology. However, he was not rejected.
-“Using Skating Technology in Traditional Competition,” Niskanen quoted the jury’s decision in his Instagram update and included a technical expert in the race, a sprint star of the past year Tor Arne Hetland.
– Didn’t anyone else do this in the finals? It seems that Tor Arne has something against us. Call Magnar, I’m ready for Ski Classics, Niskanen wrote.
Niskanen referred to the former Finnish head coach of the long distance Ski Classics series as a team manager To Magnar Dalen.
Niskanen also marveled at the jury’s decision in an interview with Viaplay before the pair sprint finals.
-If the tracks have been trampled on to it, how do you jump from the branch except … Nobody in that finals will put both skis at the same time in the track career. I don’t know what it was, Niskanen would speak in an interview with Viaplay.
– Of course, it is annoying and of course Laurink when he is a substitute. This has not been the case before. You have to stop these Pertsa’s work and move on to Ski Classics if FIS (International Ski Association) starts to go like this, Niskanen continued.
The second team of Finland Ristomatti Hakola–Joni Mäki He fought fifth in the winner of Norway.