Analysis And Reaction To Part 2 Of The WADA Independent Commission Report: Dick Pound’s Puzzling Endorsement Of Seb Coe, Looking For Heroes And Where Was The "Wow Factor"?
Athletics Kenya Press Release On Suspension Of Isaiah Kiplagat, David Okeyo And Joseph Kinyua
Eugene 2021 Worlds Bid Being Investigated by French Police as Part of Corruption Enquiry Into Lamine Diack
Full IAAF Response To Allegations of Blood Doping in Athletics That It Says Clears Paula Radcliffe of Blood Doping
Steve Magness Comments On Paula Radcliffe Blood Value Situation
Paula Radcliffe “Categorically Denies” Cheating After She Was Implicated In Today’s Parliamentary Hearing On The Sunday Times/ARD Doping Report
LetsRun.com's Thoughts on the Sunday Times Doping Investigation
Three Things That Need to be Done To Immediately Improve the Anti-Doping Fight
The Sunday Times exposé has shown us there needs to be A LOT MORE TRANSPARENCY in the anti-doping fight.
The Good, The Bad, and The Interesting From the Sunday Times Doping in Athletics Data
If you didn't read the Sunday Times articles this is a good place to understand some of the statistics presented in them.
London Marathon Chief Executive Nick Bitel Statement On IAAF Doping Allegations
"We are therefore very concerned by the allegations made in the Sunday Times today and we will be discussing the implications of the allegations with the IAAF."
IAAF To Contact Australian Scientists Michael Ashenden And Robin Parisotto Over "Seriously Incorrect Assertions"
The IAAF is most upset that the scientists accuse the IAAF of not acting on suspicious blood values when they don't have access to the IAAF's testing records and can't see which athletes were targeted for out-of-competition testing.
Former WADA Vice President Professor Arne Ljungqvist Believes Allegations Against IAAF Are "Highly Unfair"
“The IAAF did more than others, before the others, but is now criticized by people, who have no insight into the work of IAAF, for not having done enough. Regrettably, I did not hear any criticism against the many sports and anti-doping organisations who have never implemented a robust blood testing programme as part of their anti-doping programme. This is highly unfair to the IAAF, an institution which should be regarded in high esteem for its countless efforts and investment, throughout its history, to tackle doping in athletics in the most efficient and intelligent way."
IAAF Warmly Welcomes WADA Statement Concerning Blood Data; Agrees To "Fully Co-Operate" With WADA Analysis Of Data
WADA officials said they "delpore" the method the blood data was obtained and reiterated that values from before 2009 could not be used to determine doping and that one suspicious value doesn't necessarily prove doping.
Australian Blood Experts From ARD/Sunday Times Report Respond To Serious Reservations Expressed By IAAF
They hit back at the IAAF's statement point by point, saying that they stand by their work, that they follow the same procedures as as IAAF expert panelists and that the pre-2009 data is reliable.