Craig Reedie

— December 9, 2019

For Russia, four years of desert and famine

A habit. Sad but predictable. Two years after the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Games, the flag and anthem of Russia will be absent from the Tokyo 2020 Games. They... Read more "

— November 6, 2019

“WADA’s budget? Ridiculously weak”

Witold Banka can rub his hands. The former Polish athlete has not yet officially taken his place in the office of president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, but the IOC is responding... Read more "

— May 15, 2019

Witold Banka, a sprinter to president of the AMA

It's done. After the Canadian Dick Pound, the Australian John Fahey and the Scot Craig Reedie, a fourth man will soon take the seat of president of the World Anti-Doping Agency. He... Read more "

— May 14, 2019

WADA at the time of choice between Banka and Diaz

The end of Craig Reedie's reign is approaching. Elected president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in 2014, the Scottish leader, former badminton player and member of... Read more "

— January 31, 2019

Witold Banka, in the lead at the first intermediate time

Will WADA soon get a serious facelift? Possible. Less than 10 months before the official announcement of the name of Craig Reedie's successor as president, a... Read more "

— January 25, 2019

Linda Helleland, a campaigning activist

The function is not easy. In recent times, it has tended to become one of the most exposed in the international sports movement. But she makes people envious. At nine... Read more "

— January 23, 2019

For Russia, the light is green but the threat remains

The decision was eagerly awaited. It fell from Montreal, Tuesday January 22, at the end of a conference call sent in a form of unanimity. The WADA Executive Committee... Read more "

— January 18, 2019

“A major step forward for clean sport”

It's done. Finally. The three WADA experts sent to the Moscow anti-doping laboratory since last week have completed their work. They accomplished their mission... Read more "

— January 14, 2019

During the meeting, work continues in Moscow

Things are accelerating in the doping saga in Russia. With, for this new week of broadcast, two filming scenes. The first takes place in Moscow, behind the... Read more "

— January 8, 2019

For Russian sport, the last chance visit

The soap opera continues, but the end seems near. The World Anti-Doping Agency announced Monday January 7 via a press release: a team of its experts will visit... Read more "