The report investigating the financial crisis surrounding the World Championship event in Trondheim has been significantly delayed, with completion now expected in June rather than the originally scheduled release in March. Gjermund Gorset, the leader of the controlling committee in Trondheim municipality, confirmed the delay, highlighting the investigation's complexity as the primary reason for the postponement.

The report stems from the financial turmoil faced by the World Championship company, which incurred a loss of 37 million Norwegian Krone, contrary to initial expectations of a substantial profit that was supposed to benefit skiing sports within the region. The controlling committee had engaged the Trondheim municipal audit to conduct this thorough investigation, showcasing the serious concerns regarding the mismanagement and oversight of public funds associated with this event.

The complexities of the investigation involve multiple stakeholders, including the Norwegian Ski Federation and Sør-Trøndelag ski district, indicating a collaborative effort to address the financial discrepancies. The delay may have broader implications, affecting local sports funding and contributing to scrutiny on how future events are managed to ensure transparency and financial accountability.