The International Luge Federation will publish a final report next month into the death of the Georgian luger killed in a training crash at the Vancouver Olympics.
Its sport and technical commissions will meet April 9-11 at St. Leonhard, Austria, the federation said Thursday. It reaffirms a schedule released by the FIL and the International Olympic Committee last month.
Nodar Kumaritashvili died when he lost control of his sled at nearly 90 mph and slammed into a steel pole just hours before the opening of the Vancouver Games on Feb. 12.
A preliminary investigation by the governing body said the crash was caused by Kumaritashvili's error, but his family blamed his death on the course design at Whistler Sliding Center.
The report will be prepared by FIL secretary general Svein Romstad and vice president Claire DelNegro, and is expected to include findings by both the coroner and Canadian police.
A tribute was held Tuesday at his hometown of Bakuriani, Georgia, attended by Vancouver organizing committee chief John Furlong and Olympic gold medalist Felix Loch, among others.
A luge track will be built in Bakuriani in Kumaritashvili's memory with funding from the International Olympic Committee.
