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The Associated Press. (2026, October 20). 2-time Olympic ski champ Svindal answers Norway's call to help coach national team. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/2-time-olympic-ski-champ-svindal-answers-norway-s-call-to-help-coach-national-team/article_0444b417-a1ee-5780-8b48-1541b2e460d2.html
The Associated Press. “2-time Olympic ski champ Svindal answers Norway's call to help coach national team.” Toronto Star, 20 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/2-time-olympic-ski-champ-svindal-answers-norway-s-call-to-help-coach-national-team/article_0444b417-a1ee-5780-8b48-1541b2e460d2.html.
The Associated Press. “2-time Olympic ski champ Svindal answers Norway's call to help coach national team.” Toronto Star, October 20, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/2-time-olympic-ski-champ-svindal-answers-norway-s-call-to-help-coach-national-team/article_0444b417-a1ee-5780-8b48-1541b2e460d2.html.
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Aksel Lund Svindal, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in Alpine skiing, has joined Norway's national ski team as a coach on a part-time basis. The decision came after current members of the team approached him this summer with a challenge and suggested he contribute his expertise. Svindal, 43, retired from competing due to persistent knee injuries in 2019 but recently underwent surgery for testicular cancer in 2022. He had previously coached Lindsey Vonn ahead of the Winter Olympics this year.
Svindal's Olympic accolades include winning gold medals in super-G and downhill, among other medals, from both the Vancouver (2010) and Pyeongchang (2018) Games. Norway secured only two Alpine skiing medals—silver and bronze—at the most recent Milan-Cortina Olympics, compared to four medals at the 2022 event but no golds. His coaching stint began with the team's pre-camp ahead of the start of World Cup racing in Sölden, and he will continue to provide support during selected periods throughout the season.