Collins faces doping charge
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/3834697.stm
American sprinter Michelle Collins, world indoor 200m champion last year,
has been charged with a doping offence.
The US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) is seeking a lifetime ban and has decided
there is sufficient
Kapachinskaya given ban
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/3760023.stm
World indoor 200m champion Anastasiya Kapachinskaya has been given a
two-year ban for failing a drugs test, Russia's athletics head said on
Saturday.
Valery Kulichenko, the head coach of the Russian team, said the ban
http://www.cbc.ca/pcgi-bin/templates/sportsView.cgi?/news/2004/05/26/Sports/
montgomery040526
CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Tim Montgomery's rise from unheralded sprinter to
world's fastest man was the result of a secret project led by a California
lab at the centre of a drug scandal, according to a
http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/sportsView.cgi?/news/2004/04/30/Sports/kapac
hinskaya-test040429
CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Russian sprinter Anastasiya Kapachinskaya has failed a
second doping test, track and field's world governing body revealed Friday.
Kapachinskaya, who won the women's 200 metres at
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/2807839.stm
Chris Brasher CBE, co-founder of the London Marathon, has died at the age of
74.
Brasher was president of London Marathon Limited and won an Olympic gold
medal in 1956 in the steeplechase.
He also acted as pace-maker when Roger Bannister
4. Tailwind - horrible sneaker and Naval sex scandal, dunno which was
more embarrassing.
Make that Tailhook . . . The US Naval Aviators convention that was in
Vegas I believe?
Paul
Not totally a magnanimous gesture as this is the way all pro cycling teams
operate - spoils are usually divided. Note how Armstrong was able to give a
stage win to Heras for 'services rendered' . . .
But the original argument stands. There is still no athlete greater than
Armstrong. Cycling is
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/2550475.stm
By Harry Peart
BBC sports correspondent in Mexico City
There are many who believe that sport and politics shouldn't mix. Last week
the International Olympic Committee met in Mexico for its general assembly,
or session
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/2298857.stm
Paul Kosgei of Kenya won the Great North Run in a new course record time.
Kosgei's time of 59 minutes and 58 seconds was the first sub-hour
half-marathon seen in Britain.
Sonia O'Sullivan won the women's event in a time of one hour, seven
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/2227630.stm
Moroccan athletics legend Hicham El Guerrouj says compatriot Brahim
Boulami's failed drugs test has brought disgrace on their country.
3,000m steeplechase world record holder Boulami tested positive for banned
substance erythropoietine [EPO]
Methinks Radcliffe's endeavours would be viewed in a different light if she
were American . . .
Paul
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Former middle-distance runner Ron Clarke, one of Australia's most revered
sporting figures, has launched an unexpected defence of drug use in sport.
Clarke told the Australian Associated Press (AAP)
Results from yesterdays races - 10K, 5K 2.5K and marathon - held on London,
ON graduallu appearing at
http://www.forestcityroadraces.com
A cold, wet, soggy and moist day was had all! Close to 1500 athletes
altogether.
Paul Tucknott
London, ON
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1957000/1957787.stm
Athletics Ireland's international secretary Chris Wall was the major
casualty at the organisation's inaugural congress in Galway over the
weekend.
Wall had served as general-secretary of the previous Irish governing body
http://www.sport.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2002/04/30/soat
hl01.xml
Drugs in Sport: Steriod use 'rising'
By Gareth A Davies
THE use of banned substances by elite athletes is on the rise worldwide, it
was claimed yesterday.
Dr Don Catlin, the director of the International
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1882000/1882178.stm
Fears that several Kenyan athletes would be barred from the World cross
country championships have been allayed.
Worries arose when 17 members of the Kenyan squad did not receive visas.
But on Tuesday night David
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/athletics/news/2002/03/07/rochat_moser/
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) -- Franziska Rochat-Moser, winner of the 1997 New
York Marathon, died Thursday, a day after an accident in the Swiss Alps. She
was 35.
Rochat-Moser was carried away by a snowslide while on a
I realize that events which require marathon-like exertions
need plenty of recovery time before the 'main event'.
But February selection for an October event?
Isn't that an awfully long stretch?
RT
Realistically, all five could be picked anytime during the for the team
without racing . . .
STUTTGART, Germany -- Russia's Svetlana Feofanova broke
Stacy Dragila's world
record in the women's indoor pole vault Sunday with a
leap of 15 feet, 5½ inches.
No, she didn't vault 15' 5.5 . . . the meet was in Stuttgart so I can
assure you she vaulted in
Some advice for the fall trail-runners . . .
With the fall hiking season approaching, the Montana State Department
of Fish and Wildlife is advising hikers, hunters, fisherman and
golfers to take extra precautions and to be on the alert for bears while
in the Gallatin, Helena and
Weinacker Cup Marysville, Michigan
6 October 2001
Sunny and windy. 6C
Overall Result Ontario 26 Michigan 16
Men
Jeff Cassin (Ireland) 46:42 (Guest)
Arturo Huerta (ON) 46:43
Gord Mosher (ON) 47:28
Dan O'Brien (MI) 48:44
Rod Craig (MI) 49:12
Bill Reed (MI) 56:34
Paul Tucknott (ON) 59:55
Don
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1549000/1549595.stm
US Olympian Tony Dees has been banned from competitive athletics for life
after failing two more drug tests.
A 110m-hurdler at the 1992 Summer Games in Barcelona, he tested positive for
nandrolone at the Norwich Union
"when was
the last time anyone (besides Ben) tested positive for Stanazol?"
--Kebba
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1443000/1443229.stm
German sprinter Jörg Deerberg has
been suspended after testing positive for the banned anabolic steroid
stanozolol.
The
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1443000/1443749.stm
Russian Yuriy Borzakovskiy has withdrawn from next month's
World Championship in Canada.
The 800m runner failed to participate in the Russian national championships
in Tula at the weekend.
He sent a letter to the
http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/sportsView.cgi?/news/2001/07/15/Sports/jarrett010715
Jamaican sprinter tests positive for steroids WebPosted Sun Jul 15 20:42:31 2001
KINGSTON, JAMAICA (AP) - Sprinter Patrick Jarrett has tested positive for steroid
use, but says he doesn't know how it entered
http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/sportsView.cgi?/news/2001/06/17/Sports/surin010617
CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Montreal's Bruny Surin put his dispute over insurance
money with Athletics Canada to the back of his mind and found the focus to win
the men's 100 metres at the Réunion de Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Tony Dees, the 1992 US Olympic 110-metre hurdles silver medallist, has been
suspended for two years after testing positive for the banned anabolic steroid
nandrolone, the US Anti-Doping Agency has announced.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1387000/1387434.stm
Jamaica's veteran sprinter
Merlene Ottey will not be competing at this summer's World Championships in
Edmonton.
Her manager Daniel Zimmerman said that Ottey was still
upset over protests by Jamaican team-mates at
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/athletics/news/2001/05/12/osaka_track_ap/
OSAKA, Japan (AP) -- Olympic and world champion Maurice Greene ran his best
race this year at 9.96 seconds Saturday, winning his second straight Japan Grand
Prix title in the men's 100 meters.
The American
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_1321000/1321744.stm
Kenya's medal hopes for next August's Edmonton World
Championships have suffered a serious setback after three top athletes pulled
out of the team.
Joshua Chelanga, Susan Chepkemei and Wincatherine Ndereba have all
Roncero runs in 59.52 minutes in Berlin: Madrids Fabián Roncero claimed
the Berlin Half-marathon on April 1st in a stunning time of 59:52 minutes. The
new Spanish record holder over the distance dedicated his victory to Diego
García, a former European silver medallist, who died of a heart
Patrick Ivuti of Kenya clinched his second Stramilano Half Marathon with a
time of 60:42 minutes. The Kenyan, who is the third fastest ever for the
distance with a personal best of 59.31 minutes, finished more than a minute
clear of the rest of the field.
I still don't understand the American obsession with feet and inches. In
world competition, goverened bt the IAAF, an athlete jumps in metric units.
Deal with it. If a vault of 4.80 comes to 15'8" 3/4 then tough. The athlete
should jump in metric units and do away with the comversins. Too man
They are right up there with the classic BBC commentary from an
England -West Indies cricket match . . .
"The batsman's Holding, the bowlers Willey" . . .
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The days of mystery and controversy concerning speeding race walkers could be
over.
A new electronic shoe is set to be introduced in the event which sends a
warning signal when a walker has both feet off the ground.
Of course he was supposed to win. He had the best credentilas of all the
finalists - with no disrespect to the other finalists. But his demise was
foretold earlier this week when the august body of European sportswriters
could not pull the heads from the sand lond enough to bother to evaluate
"I am not saying your walker might not have deserved it more this year, but
what Zelezny has done his whole career is amazing. He is well respected
among all the worlds great track minds, it seems your just not one of them."
The award is for Athlete of the YEAR, not career. On a career basis,
Not too different from magazines claiming that millions of Americans 'run'
marathons . . . I assume thay are counting all the people that run in six
and seven hours, a majority of which I racewalk past on any given Sunday in
the park - trust me, that's not running!
Paul!
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I think the apparent "disproportionate amount of emphasis on
this list" about walking is solely due to the amazing result
by Robert Korzeniowski at the OG and nothing else. Otherwise
nobody would go on and on about this topic. Neglecting his
performance because is not technically 'track' of
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/newsid_955000/955496.stm
The former
director of drug control for the US Olympics Committee has told a federal judge
that he has enough evidence to back up his claims that the organisation
sabotaged his anti-drug battle.
Dr Wade Exum sued
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_956000/956195.stm
Olympic 100m champion
Maurice Greene has turned down the chance to race for $500,000 in the Grand Prix
final in Qatar on Thursday.
The world record holder has taken the decision to fly back home to the United
States
Head and shoulders
above any other athlete - Korzeniowski's 20K and 50K walk double. Nobody else
even come close!
He was one of the three or four athletes from East Timor.
Paul!
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In the marathon results
According to a
breaking BBC story, an "un-named female athlete fails out-of-competition drugs
test at Olympics - news coming soon" . . .
Anyone running a
book on this one? Does Tony Craddock have an inside edge?
Paul!
not participating in
the race, by runners or walkers lapped or about to be lapped or by any kind
of technical device.
Is a heart rate monitor not considered a technical device???
Paul!
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Korzeniowski walks into Olympic history 29 September
2000 Poland's Robert Korzeniowski has won the arduous 50-kilometre walk at the
Sydney 2000 Games to become the first man in history to take out the men's
Olympic walk double.
Korzeniowski's first gold came in the 20km walk on 16 September
For
some reason Brian Abshire shows instead of Phillip Dunn . . . I don't know
why . . . but the 50KM steeplechase would be a
bitch!
http://www.iaaf.org/OLY00/results/index.asp
Official Results - 50 KILOMETRES WALK
ROAD -
http://www.iaaf.org/oly00/news/index.asp?Filename=/news/Articles/getnews.asp?Code=2684
Perfection the key to Korzeniowski
doubleSWJ for
IAAF
29 September 2000 - Coming back to the road after a
break of a few days, Polands Robert Korzeniowski became the first man in
Olympic history to take
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -- Under fire for allegedly suppressing positive drug
tests, USA Track Field proposed that its entire doping control program be
handed over to an independent world body.
Craig Masback, executive director of USATF, suggested Friday (Thursday night
EDT) that the World
s there a reason why people have to keep going back
to 1988 (TWELVE years ago!) to dig up enough dirt
for trash talking?
TAC has pretty much swept aside almost all the relevent
'names' in authority since then and became USATF.
RT
You cannot go back too far!
CT
Let's go back further than
It is a very common name in French speaking countries.
Mauritius: The French occupied the island which they renamed Isle de France
between 1715 and 1810 and many place names are reminders of this period. In
1810 with the British take-over, the name reverted to Mauritius. The
abolition of slavery
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_943000/943278.stm
CJ Hunter's pleas of innocence have been dismissed
by the International Olympic Committee after the American shot putter was
revealed to have failed four drug tests.
IOC vice president Dick Pound
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_944000/944222.stm
Women's world hammer champion Mihaela Melinte has
been thrown out of Stadium Australia and barred from competing in the Olympics
for failing a doping test a month ago.
The world record holder was
The governing body of weightlifting currently has a policy that three
positive tests for one country will result in disqualification of that
country from any weight lifting competition. Romania had two positive tests
earlier this year and one in Sydney.
As to who the fine was paid to, I am
C. J. Hunter - four positives this year with one testing over 1000 times
above the legal limi for Nandrolone. "I know what's going on, and I am aware
of the allegations, and am going to defend myself vigorously" says C. J.
Five 'positives' before Seoul of athletes that competed at the Games and
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/athletics/2000/09/25/FFX6M64EJDC.html
Did Marion
know?
By JACQUELIN MAGNAY6:28PM, Sep 25
The question on everyone's lips is, did Marion know? Did the darling of the
track stoop so low as to lie outright to protect her burly husband CJ Hunter and
perpetuate
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/news/2000/09/25/FFXNCV3EJDC.html
US officials
deny drug results cover-up
By JACQUELIN
MAGNAY7:58PM, Sep 25
United States track and field officials have angrily denied they tried to
cover up the steroid results of world shot put champion C.J. Hunter, husband
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/news/2000/09/25/FFXTP64EJDC.html
Hypocrisy, thy
name is USA
By KAREN CROUSE, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS7:15PM, Sep 25
I want to celebrate the Olympics. I want to write about hurdler Glory
Alozie's courage in competing two weeks after her fiance was struck and
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_939000/939609.stm
Denise Lewis' bid for Olympic gold in the heptathlon have
been boosted both by her fine performance in the long jump and the withdrawal of
chief rival Eunice Barber.
Lewis, in third place
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/olympics/2000/track_and_field/news/2000/09/20/perec_out/
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -- Marie-Jose Perec, the defending champion in the
women's 200 and 400 meters, has left Australia and will not compete in the
Sydney Olympics.
Denise Kaigler, a spokeswoman for
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No problem Paul, I didn't take as if you said it. I only meant to get the
correct
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Ethiopia's reigning 10,000m champion Haile Gebrselassie will
run in shoes specially designed to overcome a heel problem which threatens his
title defence.
But while Gebreselassie has physical
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_931000/931656.stm
French medal hope Christine Arron may be forced to pull out
of the women's 100m because of a throat infection.
The reigning European champion is one of several French athtletes suffering
from the
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_93/930134.stm
Maurice Greene has walked out on the US team's
first relay practice, fuellling speculation of a row within the quartet.
Greene, the world champion and world record-holder for 100m, took no part in
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_924000/924250.stm
World champion triple jumper German Charles Friedek has said
he will attempt to compete in his event at the Olympics despite a partially torn
ligament.
Although his knee still isn't completely
NBC supports Toronto Olympic bid
WebPosted Thu Sep 14 10:51:41 2000
CBC SPORTS ONLINE - A powerful American television network executive has
thrown his support behind Toronto's bid to host the 2008 Olympics.
Dick Ebersol, the head of NBC Sports and its Olympics coverage, cites
Toronto's
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_925000/925610.stm
Maurice Greene has unofficially broken his 100m world record, after a
sensational training session at Sydney's Olympic Stadium.
The US sprinter clocked 9.78secs, 0.1secs inside his own world mark on
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_921000/921629.stm
Sotomayor ban cut under fire
Cuba's Sotomayor at the 1996 Olympics in
Atlanta
Leading Olympic figure Dick Pound has launched an attack on
the reduction of a doping ban on Javier Sotomayor.
The
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_92/920955.stm
Sprint boys good bet for gold
Devonish (left) , Chambers (middle) and
Campbell
Head coach Max Jones believes Britain can profit from
America's weaknesses and win Olympic gold in the 100m sprint
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-field/newsid_922000/922473.stm
Bulgarian fails Olympic drugs
test
Concerns over drug abuse threaten to mar the
games
Bulgarian athlete Iva Prandjeva has tested positive for the
banned drug nandrolone on the eve of the Olympic
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/team_gb/newsid_917000/917565.stm
Saturday, 9 September, 2000, 11:46 GMT 12:46 UK
Richardson pulls out of Olympics
Out of the Olympic running - Mark
Richardson
Team GB 400m runner Mark Richardson has withdrawn from the
British Olympic
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_917000/917440.stm
Johnson in injury scare
Injured: Allen Johnson faces an anxious few
days
Olympic 110m hurdles champion Allen Johnson has suffered a
fresh injury in his last warm-up event before the Sydney Games.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_915000/915261.stm
An Olympic athlete has been killed in a road accident in
Sydney.
Nigerian runner Hyginus Anugo was fatally injured in a collision with a car
near the Olympic precinct.
Anugo, who was 22, was due
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/newsid_912000/912156.stm
Forty athletes and officials have been axed from the Chinese
Olympic team, in an apparent warning to drug cheats.
The International Olympic Committee welcomed the move, which was implemented
by China's Olympic
Now let's see -
Cocaine use = 2 years
Murder = 25 years
What would bribery and corruption be worth?
Paul!
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None of the other sports require such desire, drive, physical exertion, or
mental concentration as track does. Not on a day to day basis. It takes
nothing more than getting too excited about the race to cause cramping, or a
pulled muscle.
Try telling that to Lance Armstrong . . . IMHO most
ATHLETICSNorwich Union AAA Championships, Birmingham:
Men's: 10,000m walk final: 1 M Hales (Steyning) 43:12.85, 2 S
Partington (Manx) 43:30.50, 3 J O'Rawe (Leicester) 43:54.49, 4 C Cheeseman
(Surrey) 44:29.51, 5 A Parker (Wolverhampton) 47:47.95, 6 A Gouldie (Belgrave)
48:42.87, 7 B Adams
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_86/860628.stm
Dougie Walker will not compete in the British Olympic trials
despte winning a High Court battle to allow him to race in Britain.
Walker was originally banned after testing positive Nandrolone but the
findings have
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_858000/858665.stm
Chris Rawlinson has broken David Hemery's long-standing 300m
hurdles world record in a fine run of 34.59secs at Loughborough.
The 28-year-old Yorkshireman, disappointed to finish only fifth in Friday's
IAAF Golden
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_858000/858542.stm
Denise Lewis has broken her own Commonwealth heptathlon
record at the Decaster 2000 meet in Talence, France.
In her first competition of the season, the Birchfield Harriers star scored
6831 points to overhaul her
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/athletics/newsid_851000/851222.stm
The issues surrounding drug testing of athletes are
becoming ever more clouded after new developments involving British pair Mark
Richardson and Dougie Walker along with Jamaican veteran Merlene Ottey.
We asked BBC
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