Russian rhythmic gymnastics governance under CAS review

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Rhythmic gymnastics governance in Russia faces a pivotal moment as Irina Viner, who leads the All-Russian Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics, has asked the Court of Arbitration for Sport to review recent court actions. The request signals an effort to clarify appeal options and potentially set governance precedents that could influence an international sport overseen by many agencies and athletes. The federation believes the window for CAS involvement remains unclear, and a CAS ruling could carry weight beyond a single case, touching on how national bodies interact with global authorities amid ongoing governance debates.

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