Russian Skater caught with PEDs STILL allowed to compete.

Fully agree and asked about this but zero response.

Any answers?

i admit to not looking back to this since i think it is irrelevant,

Now i check, i apologise; the first instance i was thinking of is;

10. On 25 December 2021, on the occasion of her participation in the 2022 Russian
National Figure Skating Championships, which took place in Saint Petersburg
from 21 December until 26 December 2021, the Athlete was subjected to an incompetition doping control test and provided a urine sample (the “Sample”). The
anti-doping authority which conducted the testing was RUSADA. On her Doping
Control Form, the Athlete disclosed that she was taking three substances, two of
which were legible (l-carnitine and hypoxen).

Now i might still be right about the tue's, but it appears unlikely, but the same question applies; so what? tue's are nothing to do with this case. i was using it as an example of the coach pushing marginal gains.

didnt we cover this already?

If this was the case, sorry, but when?

You where not very nice to me when I asked about TUE’s ; so it was not an accident.But good that you have replied.

So what makes you knowledgeable about the info on the doping control form( not TUE)that shows that such was the doing of the coach.

However I think TUE’s are to do with this case as they would involved a banned substance, but I take inference that we have heard nothing of TUE’s.

For those of us trying to figure out what actually happened, her declaration of the other heart medications on her doping control form are a mystery and are potentially very relevent. If you had evidence that she previously obtained a Therapeutic Use Exemption, that would be useful to us. That's why we asked.

You said there where TUE’s and there were not.

I see someone spinning on the needle of their own errors.

If you had evidence of her shooting up in a railway station toilet in downtown Moscow that too would be of interest.

Hi,

It wasnt the (non existent) tue s i was being 'not nice' about, it was the rest of the stuff. I incorrectly attributed her declaration of other stuff as tue's, i apologise. i continue to think that this is way down on her individual case, but way up on the general system.

I'll be honest, in the whole arena of drug apology, this reference in this case, by me, has been thrown out of all proportion.

all the best, and its late now, if you dont like my reply, tell me and i will have to do better tomorrow. but again, this one item is, imho, just a small part of the list.

Pie

see above. it was incorrectly added amongst a list due to my misremembering the entire cas report.

a 19 page thread on figure skating! LR never ceases to amaze me.

It is a fact sufficient to lead to a finding of guilt. But we will wait for the inevitable excuse. What is Russian for "burrito"?

CAS Rules for a four-year ban from 2021 through the end of 2025.

olympics.com

Figure skater Kamila Valieva suspended four years for anti-doping rule violation: CAS

@olympics

Her results since 25 December 2021, including at Beijing 2022, have been disqualified. The decisions on further consequences, such as possible medal reallocations, now lie with the International Skating Union.

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Seems like CAS missed the boat on this ruling. Isn't the rule that your suspension happens from your last competition date? (If you keep competing while the process is judicated, you risk a later suspension period.) So, shouldn't her Suspension start from the last day she competed at the Beijing games? This would hopefully make her miss the 2026 games.