Luge's governing body to allow some Russian athletes to compete in World Cup, under conditions

CBC - Nov 12, 2026

Luge's governing body has extended sanctions against Russian sliders wishing to compete in World Cup and other events this season, a continuation of the policies put into place in response to that country's invasion of Ukraine more than four years ago.

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