— May 28, 2015
The exodus continues without showing signs of slowing down. The Association of International Olympic Winter Sports Federations (AIOWF) has in turn announced that it is leaving SportAccord. A decision taken at... Read more "
— May 27, 2015
The fatal blow for Marius Vizer? Already abandoned by a growing number of international federations, the president of SportAccord now sees one of his most loyal allies... Read more "
— May 25, 2015
After the international federations, the turn has come for the events to slam the door of SportAccord. The capital of Peru, Lima, renounces the organization of the next World Games... Read more "
— May 22, 2015
The SportAccord ship is taking on water from all sides, but its captain is working like hell. Marius Vizer not only very officially asked to meet Thomas Bach to... Read more "
— May 22, 2015
And four. After horse riding, curling and table tennis, a fourth international federation left SportAccord during the single day of Thursday May 21.... Read more "
— May 21, 2015
The pace of departures is accelerating. Three new international federations announced this Thursday, May 21, their decision to leave SportAccord: table tennis, horse riding and curling. They are... Read more "
— May 21, 2015
Three new international federations announced on Wednesday May 20 their decision to leave SportAccord: rowing, modern pentathlon and hockey. In total, there are now 13 to have... Read more "
— May 20, 2015
Marius Vizer is not a man to easily accept failure. And even less to apologize. The president of SportAccord nevertheless forced his nature, Tuesday May 19,... Read more "
— May 18, 2015
And new. The International Triathlon Federation (ITU) in turn left SportAccord. It is the ninth international federation to slam the door of the organization chaired by... Read more "
— May 15, 2015
A new international federation has decided to withdraw from SportAccord, the international organization chaired by Marius Vizer: bobsleigh. The FIBT is the first federation of a winter sport in... Read more "