Doping Cases and Bans 2019 Thread

[dcro 10,210]

 

[heywoodu 15,147]

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Police have found the blood bags involved.

That is awesome, unless we get a 10-year case like Operacion Puerto  

[dcro 10,210]

I forgot. Sorry for not giving credit to @Dragon 

[Monzanator 4,505]

24 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

 

This could get ugly fast. If they only were tipped off about the cc skiers and suddenly found the Tutenkhamon's tomb instead?

[dcro 10,210]

Indeed, sounds like a new Adam McKay film. First The Big Short, then Vice and now...

[bestmen 2,818]

Geir Helgemo  the World champion of bridge , positive and ban

 

skier Max Hauke

 

 

Edited March 1, 2019 by bestmen

[bestmen 2,818]

  Seven Italian athletes were banned for a doping offence in February, one was issued with a reprimand, and six were provisionally suspended, according to announcements issued by Italy’s national anti-doping agency (NADO Italia)

 

Edited March 1, 2019 by bestmen

[phelps 7,680]

49 minutes ago, bestmen said:

  Seven Italian athletes were banned for a doping offence in February, one was issued with a reprimand, and six were provisionally suspended, according to announcements issued by Italy’s national anti-doping agency (NADO Italia)

 

 

once again...all but one are just amateurs or, at least, not part of any National Team program...3rd/4th tier athletes, at best...

 

the only "top" name is Andrea Carlino, who tested positive at last year's world champs in Azerbaijan...and, as it's also written in that statement from NADO Italia, he was able to prove contamination (so, he wasn't really guilty of anything), but still those idiots managed to give him a 12-month ban...

and once again this shows what kind of reliability has NADO Italia and what kind of respect their sentences should have...

THEY ARE JUST PUBLIC MONEY WASTERS! SHUT THEM DOWN!!!

[Gianlu33 4,575]

35 minutes ago, phelps said:

 Carlino, who tested positive at last year's world champs in Azerbaijan...and, as it's also written in that statement from NADO Italia, he was able to prove contamination (so, he wasn't really guilty of anything), but still those idiots managed to give him a 12-month ban...

Do you expect something of difference from NADO? Their process have a duration time of 9 minutes, it's a joke...

[De_Gambassi 1,223]

 

So the guy was blood-doping since 2016. What would it take for people to understand that anti-doping policies do not work ?