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Ever wondered what the doping controversies surrounding Team Sky were ... but couldnβt find a single, easily readable source explaining them?
Check out this thread.
EXCLUSIVE: "I have done nothing wrong, I am not banned," says National Record holder KM Deeksha.
Indiaβs fastest 1500m runner clarifies she has NOT been suspended despite reports of an adverse finding. Plus, she reveals a βΉ6L loan burden forcing a state switch.
https://t.co/J9JH9AUZpx
@kiddkosher1 Alysha Newman.
McCleod was given the opportunity by the AIU to clear his name for the first two missed tests but couldn't be bothered to respond (twice).
So the ban is largely his own fault for not taking the process seriously.
The AIU has banned Carey McLeod (Jamaica) for 2 years from 28 May 2026 for Whereabouts Failures. DQ results from 1 May 2026.
Details here: https://t.co/RoDaS5neuc
@kiddkosher1 Weirdness in these 'missed test' cases is common, it's often hard to know who to believe.
The last one I reviewed, the athlete claimed a TV studio called her to appear and she didn't have time to update ADAMS. π€·ββοΈ
I think clean athletes would appeal any missed test immediately.
So, if you are found with PEDs in your system in a T&F team event, you lose your medal.
Also, Valieva's doping +ve let to the Russian figure skating team losing their gold medals.
But in rugby, if a player was caught using PED's it's not considered an unfair advantage? π€·ββοΈ
@Eaglelab91@ChrisKirk_ASP He clearly doesn't care that much, but that's a long wait for his next payday. He's barely 30 and retired from (non-enhanced) sprinting.
Reece Prescod, who said he "wasn't against taking drugs" for The Enhanced Games, runs 10.48 in the 100m final - over half a second slower than his PB (9.93).
Men's 100m final from The Enhanced Games.
Fred Kerley, who claimed he would run clean, wins in 9.97.
None of the athletes on the drug programmes broke 10 seconds.