Eight doping industry of Russian participants in the 2012 Olympics turned out to be positive

The International Olympic Committee notified the Russian Olympic Committee of the positive results of eight doping industry of Russian participants in the 2012 Olympiad in three sports. This was reported in the official statement of the OKR.

So far, only samples "A" have been analyzed. "In accordance with the anti -doping rules of the IOC and the World Anti -Doping Code, the names of athletes until the announcement of the opening results of the" B "test and the beginning of the official disciplinary procedure were not disclosed, the report said.“ The Olympic Committee of Russia will in the near future provide information about which of the athletes that appear in the list of athletes during the OKR. opening and analysis of the test "B".

According to Sport-Express, among those whose test it gave a positive result-the champion of the 2012 Olympic Games in the throw Tatyana Beloborodova (Lysenko). In 2007-2009, she had already left for the disqualification for the use of the forbidden drug. Currently, a 32-year-old thrower has completed her career.

On Tuesday, the IOC announced that 14 Russian participants in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing are suspected of using doping . Athletes were suspected after rechecking the doping industry, which was initiated by the IOC. With the assistance of the World Anti-Doping Agency, the IOC double-check the samples of 454 doping products taken during the Games in Beijing. The studies were focused on doping pipes of those athletes who can potentially perform at the 2016 Olympic Games. As a result, up to 31 athletes representing 12 countries and 6 sports can be removed from participating in the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Their samples "B" will be checked in early June in the Australian laboratory.

According to the TV channel "Match TV", doping was discovered by the Olympic champion Beijing in the relay of 4x100 meters of Julia Cherkshanskaya, four silver and five bronze medalists

On May 18, the head of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, did not exclude the possibility of removing the Russian national team from the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro if the accusations of the existence of a whole "doping program" are confirmed.

On Saturday, Russian Minister of Sports Vitaly Mutko admitted that Russian athletes will not participate in the Olympic Games in Brazil due to doping problems. "The worst scenario, I think that exists. I can’t deny it, since such statements from the President of the IOC are coming," the minister said.