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US gymnast Jordan Chiles may win back a bronze medal that was stripped from her in the 2024 Paris Olympics.<\/b><\/p>\n
Chiles, 24, lost her third place<\/a> finish after an appeal, with Romania’s Ana Barbosu upgraded from fourth to take bronze.<\/p>\n The Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) found in favour of Barbosu in 2024, but Switzerland’s supreme court has sent the case back.<\/p>\n Chiles lost her medal after it was decided that an inquiry submitted by the US team about her score fell outside the one-minute time limit.<\/p>\n But Cas will now examine a recording that could show the challenge was lodged in time.<\/p>\n “In the highly exceptional circumstances of the case in question,” the Swiss Federal Tribunal said in a statement, “it considers that there is a likelihood for the audio-visual recording of the final to lead to a modification of the contested award in favour of the applicant (Chiles).”<\/p>\n Cas said in a statement it “can now ensure a thorough judicial review of the new evidence that has since been made available”.<\/p>\n