The links of the rowing chain

The International Rowing Federation made 6 of 28 Russian athletes to participate in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. This was reported on the FISA website.

"FISA was allowed by Alexander Chaukin, Georgy Efremenko, Artem Kosov, Nikita Morgachev, Vladislav Ryabtsev and Anton Zarutsky before participating in the Olympics," the message said.

On Monday, FISA did not allow three Russians - Ivan Podshivalov, Ivan Balandin and Anastasia Karabelshchikova to participate in the Olympics.

On Tuesday, it became known that the Russian canyists Andrei Krahor and Alexei Korovashkov, as well as the baidarous Alexander Dyachenko, Elena Anyushina and Natalya Podolskaya were removed from participation in the Olympic Games by decision of the International Federation of Rowing on Kind and Canoe. The federation reported that the names of these athletes were mentioned by lawyer Richard McLaren, who, in a report for the World Anti -Dopin Agency, proved the presence of a doping program in Russia at the state level.

On Tuesday, the press service of the International Union of Modern Pentabolic (UIPM) announced the removal of two Russians. "Based on the information of the report of Richard McLaren, the UIPM executive committee decided that Maxim Kustov and Ilya Frolov were deprived of the right to speak at the 2016 Olympic Games," the union said. Thus, the composition of the Russian national team is reduced from four to three people, since the bushes were part of the main team, and Frolov was in reserve.

Pavel Sozykin, a member of the Russian sailing team, was also not allowed to participate in the Olympics. He is also mentioned in the WADA report.

On Monday, the International Swimming Federation (Fina) said that seven Russian swimmers would not be able to take part in the Olympics.

On Sunday, the IOC gave a decision on the admission of a Russian athlete for competitions in Rio de Janeiro to the regional entity for international federations for the appropriate sport . The lack of positive national anti -doping testing will not be considered sufficient. All members of the Russian Olympic team must undergo an additional anti -doping audit.

The athletes ever convicted of doping will not be allowed to the games, even if the sanctions have already been removed from them. In addition, in Rio de Janeiro, athletes mentioned in the WADA report will not go.

At the same time, the Russian team as a whole is not disqualified. The athletes admitted to the games will play under the Russian flag.