国际滑雪联合会周三宣布，俄罗斯和白俄罗斯的滑雪及单板滑雪运动员可以以获批的中立身份在新赛季继续参赛1。根据这一政策，运动员必须签署中立宣言才能参加FIS比赛1，且禁止展示任何国家象征符号，包括旗帜、国歌或国家象征的制服1。违反相关规定的运动员将面临制裁1。
此举延续了去年生效的中立运动员规则1。俄罗斯运动员此前在12月获得国际体育仲裁法庭（CAS）裁定，结束了近四年的国际赛事禁赛1，从而获得在世界杯和冬奥会预选赛中参赛的机会1。不过，这些运动员仍可能面临欧洲主办国的签证障碍1。
The International Ski Federation announced this week that athletes from Russia and Belarus will be permitted to compete under approved neutral status during the upcoming season, provided they comply with strict regulations regarding national symbols.1 Athletes must sign a declaration of neutrality to participate in FIS competitions, with violations subject to sanctions.1 The restrictions prohibit the display of flags, national anthems, or uniforms bearing national symbols.1
This neutral athlete policy extends measures implemented in the previous season and follows a significant development for Russian skiers: in December, the Court of Arbitration for Sport issued a ruling that ended nearly four years of international competition bans for Russian athletes.1 Competitors from both nations are now permitted to participate in individual events, though Russian athletes may still face visa obstacles in European host countries.1 The new season is set to begin next month.1
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