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Doping Cases and Bans in 2023


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30 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Interesting that it's the Kenyans themselves who are doing this.

It's the key difference that is keeping Kenya this side of the Russia line - the doping is clearly as systemic as in russia, maybe even a little worse. But the state and authorities are not actively in on the deal; they are trying to get a grip on it...and as cycling showed, the first stages of getting a grip can look pretty awful - but are still better than ignorance. The important thing is that Kenya doesn't backslide in the face of dreadful headlines.

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4 hours ago, phelps said:

Came here to post it as well. A fascinating read indeed.

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OMG OMG OMG confession of the century, biggest doping revelation in ages!! :yikes: 

 

Spoiler

Jan Ullrich confessed doping use. Also, it rained today, and it turns out rain is generally wet.

https://bnn.network/sports/jan-ullrich-admits-to-doping-a-confession-long-awaited/

 

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