Why the Beijing Winter Olympics' big doping scandal is even more complicated than usual
The first big doping case at the Beijing Olympics involves one of its biggest stars.
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The first big doping case at the Beijing Olympics involves one of its biggest stars.
The first big doping case at the Beijing Olympics involves one of its biggest stars. And it seems far from straightforward, not least because she is just 15 years old and has protections as a minor in the anti-doping rule book.
Russian figure skating sensation Kamila Valieva has reportedly tested positive for a banned drug. After the medal ceremony for the team figure skating event was postponed on Wednesday for what the International Olympic Committee called «legal issues,» Russian newspapers reported that Valieva had tested positive for trimetazidine, a drug usually used to treat heart-related chest pain.
Australian speed skater Brendan Corey has crashed out of his 1,000 metre short track speed skating quarter final, ending his chances of a medal.
BEIJING : Still fresh-faced at 18, Japanese figure skater Yuma Kagiyama proved his rising star status on Saturday by finishing top of the table in the team event with a "relaxed" short programme that earned him a personal best score.
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In the lead-up to the 2022 Winter Olympics, figure skating’s marquee event saw a small – but significant – change. In June, the International Skating Union announced that moving forward, “ladies'” figure skating would be rebranded as “women’s.”