Doping

— November 9, 2015

The fight is not won

Forces unite in Kenya to lead, and win, the battle against doping. The National Olympic Committee (NOCK), the Athletics Federation (AK) and the new Kenyan Anti-Doping Agency... Read more "

— October 19, 2015

The IOC wants to give the keys to WADA

Responsibility for the fight against doping could be entrusted entirely, in the near future, to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). This is in any case the wish of the IOC. Gathered... Read more "

— September 14, 2015

Gatlin checked every 4 days

Could Justin Gatlin be the most controlled athlete in the world? According to his agent, Renaldo Nehemiah, quoted by the English daily The Independent, the American sprinter would have undergone 62 anti-doping controls... Read more "

— September 9, 2015

A Canadian woman sits down at the table

Better late than never. Canadian Clara Hugues, Olympic medalist in cycling at the Atlanta Games in 1996, before taking up speed skating and winning... Read more "

— September 2, 2015

Raid in the United States

Coincidence or not? At the time when Los Angeles announced its candidacy for the 2024 Games, the American authorities revealed on Tuesday September 1 that they had carried out a vast operation... Read more "

— August 31, 2015

Kenya wants its lab

Kenyan athletics wants its anti-doping center. According to the Chinese news agency Xinhua, the director of the Kenyan athletics federation, Isaac Mwangi, is currently putting pressure on WADA, but also on... Read more "

— August 21, 2015

“The credibility of athletics has not been damaged”

It is not without danger to show up in the immediate vicinity of an athletics stadium, in these very turbulent times for the first Olympic sport. Thomas Bach made it... Read more "

— August 10, 2015

Doubts about the London marathon

The revelations from the British press continue. In its August 9 edition, the Sunday Times advances that 7 of the last 12 winners of the London Marathon had... Read more "

— April 9, 2015

Faced with doping, Bubka advocates zero tolerance

The Bubka rocket is now in orbit. Sebastian Coe's only rival for the succession of Lamine Diack as president of the IAAF, the former world record holder in the jump... Read more "

— March 26, 2015

Germany passes its anti-doping law

It's done. Deaf to criticism, the German government adopted on Wednesday March 26 an anti-doping bill providing for up to three years in prison for guilty athletes... Read more "