Doping Cases and Bans Thread (2016 & 2017)

[dareza 911]

3 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

As we'd say on a Dutch forum: Fire is hot, water is wet, weightlifters are among the positive athletes...  

haha

[Dragon 2,073]

11 hours ago, dareza said:

2 sports 2012: weightlifting and cycling

4 sports 2008: weightlifting, cycling, wrestling and athletics

 

this is only my opinion  

 

 

News that has leaked so far confirms

2008 Weighlifting

2012 Athletics

 

At the moment we only have 57 names to be revealed

Edited July 22, 2016 by Dragon

[OlympicsFan 860]

 Andrei Toader (mens shot put) 

This guy just won silver at the junior world championships ...

 

[De_Gambassi 1,369]

According to Mail on Sunday (UK), Russia to be banned tomorrow...

 

 

 

[intoronto 6,907]

Possible Reallocations for Canoeing:

 

Canoeing slalom: K1:  C1:  C2: K1W: (likely to decline, in that case )

 

Canoe sprint: K1 200: K1 1000:   K2 200:  K2 1000: K4 1000: (+1 quota)  C1 200:  C1 1000:  (Canada would get this quota, but they qualified already, which is unfair for C1 200, as if Canada qualified here then they would have qualified the boat at the Continental qualifier, not sure what will happen here lol) C2 1000:  K1W 200: K1W 500:  

 

 

[lunatik 2]

intoronto,

 

we (HUN) already have a place in K1 200.

 

http://www.mob.hu/megvan-a-rioi-kajak-kenu-csapat-

[De_Gambassi 1,369]

Il y a 4 heures , lunatik a déclaré:

intoronto,

 

we (HUN) already have a place in K1 200.

 

http://www.mob.hu/megvan-a-rioi-kajak-kenu-csapat-

 

France too in C1 200.

 

Anyway, that's the Daily Mail, so it's probably better to wait for an official announcement 

Edited July 24, 2016 by De_Gambassi

[vlad 404]

ENTIRE Russian team of 387 athletes will be banned from competing at the Rio Olympics as punishment for their country’s state-sponsored doping programme .

 

The entire Russian Olympic team will today be banned from competing at the Rio Games next month, The Mail on Sunday understands.

According to well-placed sources, the International Olympic Committee will punish all 387 Russian sportsmen and women in the strongest possible way after revelations of their country’s state-sponsored doping programme shocked the world.

The country’s corrupt track and field stars have already been banned from the Games, and last week lost a desperate legal challenge to overturn that decision.

 

But today’s ruling – the most momentous in Olympic history – will see Russia’s medal hopes in cycling, judo, wrestling and all other disciplines excluded from competition in the wake of the scandal.

The controversy involved President Vladimir Putin’s sports ministry handing out cocktails of steroids and covering up tainted urine samples ahead of the 2012 London Olympics.

 

As well as excluding Russian athletes from the forthcoming Games, senior IOC figures are also advocating a ban for the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. An Olympic insider told the MoS: ‘The IOC want to ban Russia to show [doping] is an assault on the whole of sport.

‘That effectively means expulsion from Rio. But Thomas Bach (the IOC president) also wants to give consideration to the rights of individuals.’

 

To this end, a small number of Russian athletes who train abroad, subject to stringent anti-doping procedures and demonstrably free of Russia’s sphere of corruption, may be offered a lifeline to compete in Rio under a neutral flag.

It is understood that the Committee, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, will ask each international federation, the bodies responsible for individual Olympic sports, to examine the personal merits of potential Russian athletes, to assess whether they can compete as exceptional cases.

Two have already received dispensation to compete in Brazil – Yuliya Stepanova, the 800m runner and a key whistleblower in the doping scandal, and long jumper Darya Klishina, who is based and tested in Florida.

A spokesman for the IOC said: ‘The IOC Executive Board is meeting tomorrow to discuss the participation of Russian athletes in Rio. We intend to send a statement with the decision just after the proceedings.’

The IOC’s bombshell decision is likely to enrage Mr Putin, but it is unclear whether he and other Russian dignitaries will boycott the Games.

[OlympicsFan 860]

vor 11 Stunden schrieb intoronto:

Possible Reallocations for Canoeing:

 

Canoeing slalom: K1:  C1:  C2: K1W: (likely to decline, in that case )

 

Canoe sprint: K1 200: K1 1000:   K2 200:  K2 1000: K4 1000: (+1 quota)  C1 200:  C1 1000:  (Canada would get this quota, but they qualified already, which is unfair for C1 200, as if Canada qualified here then they would have qualified the boat at the Continental qualifier, not sure what will happen here lol) C2 1000:  K1W 200: K1W 500:  

 

 

1) We dont need the quota place, we will compete with Hoff, Rendschmidt, Groß and Liebscher, all of them are already qualified.

2) I think we would also get the russian spot in mens volleyball and mens beach volleyball?

3) Most importantly: I believe it when its official, i would be really shocked if Russia would be banned. I never thought that Bach would have the guts for this decision.

[OlympicsFan 860]

 Narsingh Yadav (wrestling), dont know about the reallocation of his quota place ...

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-doping-wrestling-india-yadav-idUSKCN10407B