Russian Kuzmina became Honorary Vice President of the International Gymnastics Federation 
Russian Natalya Kuzmina muck at the Olympics, became an honorary vice president of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG). This is reported on the organization's website.
Similar positions were received by the Swede Margaret Sickens Alqvist and the German Horst Kunze. As the FIG specified, in this way it was decided to reward the Russian woman and her colleagues for many years of work for the benefit of gymnastics.
On November 6, it became known that Kuzmina would not be allowed until the election of a new head of the FIG technical committee. The decision was made at a meeting of the disciplinary commission of the organization.
Viner-Usmanova withdrew the candidacy of the Russian woman from the elections in September. The head of the All-Russian Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics emphasized that Kuzmina did something nasty at the Tokyo Olympics. Israeli Lina Ashram won the individual all-around Games. She bypassed the Russian woman Dina Averina. The result caused a wide public outcry in Russia, the judges of the competition were accused of bias.