US gymnast Jordan Chiles may win back a bronze medal stripped from her in the 2024 Paris Olympics after a Swiss court reversed the initial decision. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) found in favor of Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu last year, but Switzerland's supreme court has now sent the case back to CAS.
Chiles lost her third-place finish after an appeal, with Barbosu upgraded from fourth place to take bronze. However, a Swiss Federal Tribunal statement suggests that the new evidence presented could lead to a change in the original decision in favor of Chiles.
The tribunal stated that there is a "likelihood for the audio-visual recording of the final" to lead to a modification of the contested award in favor of the applicant (Chiles). The Court of Arbitration for Sport will now conduct a thorough judicial review of the new evidence made available.
Chiles lost her third-place finish after an appeal, with Barbosu upgraded from fourth place to take bronze. However, a Swiss Federal Tribunal statement suggests that the new evidence presented could lead to a change in the original decision in favor of Chiles.
The tribunal stated that there is a "likelihood for the audio-visual recording of the final" to lead to a modification of the contested award in favor of the applicant (Chiles). The Court of Arbitration for Sport will now conduct a thorough judicial review of the new evidence made available.