Doping Cases and Bans 2019 Thread

[phelps 7,746]

Just now, Gianlu33 said:

I haven't idea of what type of operation it was... When NADO is involvement you can expect anything

 

naaa. it's just my guess...I also don't know anything about it yet...

[Gianlu33 4,693]

@phelps you had right We spoke of person (from 20 to 60 years old ) that wanted to improve their fitness for the summer. A wast of time and money https://meridionews.it/articolo/75577/doping-amatoriale-gli-anabolizzanti-dallest-europa-ad-acquistarli-in-vista-dellestate-anche-i-60enni/

[heywoodu 15,253]

Using doping because otherwise you can't get a good enough 'beach body'  

[bestmen 2,829]

Yegor Beryozin and Vasily Pushkin cross country

[bestmen 2,829]

european champion of weightlifting Florin Ionut Croitoru 

A ban for Croitoru could also threaten the European gold medal he won at 62kg in 2013.

 

[heywoodu 15,253]

The German/Erfurt case: 

 

- 21 athletes

- 8 countries

- 5 different sports, 3 of which are winter sports

- end of 2011 - beginning of 2019

Edited March 20, 2019 by heywoodu

[heywoodu 15,253]

"The number of blood doping treatments that occurred goes into the triple digits, it happened as well during Pyeongchang Olympics."

 

The Erfurt doctor asked for 4000-12.000 euro per athlete per season.

[heywoodu 15,253]

Treatments in Hawaii (among other places), so triathlon might be involved?

[heywoodu 15,253]

So, 8 nations, we know Kazakhstan and Estonia.

 

According to Austrian Krone Zeitung, the six others are of course Austria and Germany, but also Italy, South Korea, Slovenia and Croatia.

[heywoodu 15,253]

The nations mentioned are where treatments took place apparently, not necessarily where athletes are from.