
The International Olympic Committee demanded that Alexei Voevoda, Alexei Nedodailo and Dmitry Trunenkov return the gold medals that they won at the Sochi Olympic Games in Bobsley competitions. This was reported to TASS in the press service of the IOC.
The governor must return two gold medals of the Olympiad due to the fact that in February the Sports Arbitration Court supported the decision of the Disciplinary Commission of the IOC to cancel its results at the Games in Sochi in connection with the violation of anti -doping rules. NEBDAILO and TrUNENKOV were initially also punished by the IOC, but their court fully acquitted.
"The IOC has already asked for the return of medals to all 11 Russian athletes whose violations of the anti -doping rules at the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi were confirmed by the sports arbitration court, and their partners who took part in team competitions," the organization said.
Earlier, the IOC demanded that two gold medals of Sochi be returned from Alexander Zubkov, who was also found guilty of violating anti -doping rules. Together with the governor, he won gold in deuces, with Nedidailo and Trunenkov in four.
Note that Kasyanov, Pushkarev and Khuzin continue to perform for the Russian team. At the end of November 2017, they were removed, but the IBSF disciplinary panel canceled this decision , and the athletes did not have to miss the stages of the World Cup. IBSF also previously already removed Zubkov , banning the head of the Federation to participate in competitions in any capacity.
Alexander Zubkov currently continues to head the Bobslei and Skeleton of Russia (FBSR), Alexei Voevoda also completed his sports career and became a deputy from United Russia .
Note that accusations of doping frauds did not prevent Zubkov from occupying and re -electing the post of head of the Federation. He did not dispute the accusatory verdicts in international courts, but succeeded in the locals. The Moscow City Court has recently appropriated him a unique title of Olympic champion in the Russian Federation, which allows you to continue to receive a lifelong presidential scholarship.