In January of 2021, the former world champ told a drug tester he needed to go get his passport in his car and then he sped off. His ban wasn't formally confirmed by CAS until February of this year. The AIU lists his ban as having ended in February but WADA tells us Aman could have technically competed during the last 4 years so his ban still got 3+ years to go even though the AIU database says it ended in February.
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‒Ross Tucker talking in a Dennis Young article where he asks sports scientists Tucker, Wouter Hoogkamer, Shalaya Kipp, Steve Magness, and Alex Hutchinson about Faith Kiypegon's sub-4 attempt. The article starts with, "The operator of one popular running website called it “la-la land.” (link fixed)