#doping

#doping

Ruth Chepngetich, the women's marathon world record-holder, has been provisionally suspended by the Athletics Integrity Unit after testing positive for a banned diuretic in March.

"A few weeks ago I was told that I had tested positive in a doping control carried out by UEFA after the first leg of the Europa League semi-finals against Manchester United. Receiving that news was a very hard blow and, honestly, I could not believe it, since I have never used prohibited substances in my life."

"I didn't allow myself to think about it, never gave it a second thought, ignored it," Wornowski stated about his awareness of performance-enhancing drugs in his youth.

Admiring figures in power can mislead us, as Alberto Salazar's case illustrates. High-profile coaching may conceal abusive behaviors masked by reputation.

...how are you going to be able to find that person again? That's the problem.

The debate surrounding Jannik Sinner's doping case underscores the complexities of anti-doping regulations, particularly when holders of integrity question athlete culpability despite rule breaches.

The final report, written by Swiss prosecutor Eric Cottier, effectively absolved WADA of wrongdoing in handling the Chinese case, despite criticisms and an unsettled notion of doping.