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DOSB President Weikert Renounces Candidacy

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For almost five years, Thomas Weikert has been at the forefront of organized sports in Germany. Now, the head of the German Olympic Sports Confederation has made a decision about his future.

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Thomas Weikert pays tribute to the workload and will not run again in the election as President of the German Olympic Sports Confederation. His possible successor is quite controversial.

·Berlin, Germany
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DOSB-Boss Thomas Weikert explains that he will no longer compete in the upcoming election – probably also because the support for him disappeared. His successor has a mountain of tasks.

·Munich, Germany
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For almost five years, Thomas Weikert has been at the forefront of organized sports in Germany. Now, the head of the German Olympic Sports Confederation has made a decision about his future.

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For almost five years, Thomas Weikert has been at the forefront of organized sports in Germany. Now, the head of the German Olympic Sports Confederation has made a decision about his future.

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Thomas Weikert talks in an exclusive interview about his renunciation of a candidacy as DOSB president, criticism of his leadership style and the completely "insufficient payment".

·Frankfurt, Germany
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For almost five years, Thomas Weikert has been at the forefront of organised sports in Germany. Now, the DOSB boss has made a decision about his future.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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