Marathon champ Kenneth Kiprop Kipkemoi : BUSTED for Terbutaline (like Kitwara) !

Wow!...another top Kenyan marathoner busted! (is this anticipated major bust that someone started a thread on?).

The Kenyans are getting into Terbutaline doping:

https://erj.ersjournals.com/content/42/Suppl_57/P3960

This should surprise nobody. All Kenyans dope.

Career prize money, up until Nov, 2017, is over $56,000 (it’s going to be more now with Boston/Chicago/Rotterdam). All stolen from clean athletes. It’s good that they finally caught him.

https://more.arrs.run/runner/29789

Also, he’s a 2:05 marathon/59:01 HM guy, with high placements in WMMs, as the OP said, so this is definitely not a “minor bust”.

chess 5344 wrote:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/51671615

This is going to be good. I can’t wait to see who goes down!

Who is his coach and manager?

deathinparadise wrote:

The 2018 winner of the Rotterdam marathon, 4th in Chicago that same year (DNS at Chicago 2019...) and 3rd in Boston this year, has been BUSTED, I give you : Kenneth Kiprop KIPKEMOI

"25/02/2020 Kenneth Kiprop Kipkemoi KEN Presence of Prohibited Substances (Terbutaline) (Article 2.1) Charge Issued"

So Terbutaline just like Kipchoge's favorite pacer Sammy Kitwara...who Renato told us was an "honest accident" by a runner who was too poor/isolated to get proper help, right...

https://www.athleticsintegrity.org/disciplinary-process/provisional-suspensions-in-force

at this stage the only dumb*sses who continue to believe anything he says is gary and the doping deniers

LoneStarXC wrote:

chess 5344 wrote:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/51671615

This is going to be good. I can’t wait to see who goes down!

@lonestar

So, I can’t tell from the article if they’ve already caught these medalists/marathon winners or if they’re anticipating that. Any ideas?

Where can I get this terbutaline? I need to up my anaerobic ability!

waitairuarua wrote:

So, I can’t tell from the article if they’ve already caught these medalists/marathon winners or if they’re anticipating that. Any ideas?

It looks like the AIU boss knows who they are based on the "people are going to be shocked" comment !

Honestly with the lack of widespread testing in Kenya until recently (and how extensive is it now?) this was an "accident" waiting to happen...

Well in another article about something else from an anonymous 2011 self-reporting that 57% of runners were doping so...

Let's not rush to judgement and wait and see if all the facts come out.

Could very well be that he's innocent and was framed like Kiprop.

waitairuarua wrote:

LoneStarXC wrote:

This is going to be good. I can’t wait to see who goes down!

@lonestar

So, I can’t tell from the article if they’ve already caught these medalists/marathon winners or if they’re anticipating that. Any ideas?

There will be doping cases before Tokyo 2020 that will "shock people", says the head of the Athletics Integrity Unit.

Brett Clothier said more than a third of the AIU's cases are "World Championship or Olympic medallists or major marathon winners".

It makes it sounds like they already know who the athletes are, and are just waiting to release the names, at least that’s how I interpreted it.

Kenyan and proud wrote:

Let's not rush to judgement and wait and see if all the facts come out.

Could very well be that he's innocent and was framed like Kiprop.

Oh right, Kiprop was proven innocent in the end run wasn't he ? Try to keep up !

LoneStarXC wrote:

waitairuarua wrote:

@lonestar

So, I can’t tell from the article if they’ve already caught these medalists/marathon winners or if they’re anticipating that. Any ideas?

There will be doping cases before Tokyo 2020 that will "shock people", says the head of the Athletics Integrity Unit.

Brett Clothier said more than a third of the AIU's cases are "World Championship or Olympic medallists or major marathon winners".

It makes it sounds like they already know who the athletes are, and are just waiting to release the names, at least that’s how I interpreted it.

ugh so just like kiprop we will have to wait 4 months till the names drop....gives plenty of time for el k, renato, gary and the like to make excuses and do damage control....drop the names now, like for real this lack of transparency doesnt help the fight against doping

bannnedd i got wrote:

LoneStarXC wrote:

It makes it sounds like they already know who the athletes are, and are just waiting to release the names, at least that’s how I interpreted it.

ugh so just like kiprop we will have to wait 4 months till the names drop....gives plenty of time for el k, renato, gary and the like to make excuses and do damage control....drop the names now, like for real this lack of transparency doesnt help the fight against doping

on that note el k....who do you think the "shocking" names will be? i mean your never shocked with 2:05/59 guys, so im guessing they must be faster than that huh? and for track how fast do you have to be to be shocked?

sub 1:45

sub 3:32?

sub 12:58?

sub 27?

From the article:

"Brett Clothier said more than a third of the AIU's cases are "World Championship or Olympic medallists or major marathon winners"."

""We did a statistical study that showed that, in 2018, of all the marathon races around the world outside of the six major marathons, something like 70% to 80% of the podium finishers didn't have any out-of-competition tests in the nine months leading up to the race.

"There was just no testing. Not only that, but the athletes weren't in a testing pool so they knew no-one was going to test them.""

That pretty much rules out any current (at the time of alleged doping) champions and top ranked athletes, since they would be in the testing pool. However someone like Bekele would fit the description, he had been out for long time with mediocre results, outside top 30, excluding him from testing pool, comes out with a huge PB and wins?

Terbutaline was a Beta agonist used to treat asthma 40 years ago.

Now its for lean muscle development.

Here we go...