Great Britain stripped of silver medal after sprinter, positive drugs test
 

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Typical.


[Great Britain have been stripped of their
silver medal in the men's 4x100m relay at
the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after sprinter CJ Ujah
tested positive for a banned substance.
The British quartet missed out on the gold medal
in Japan, with Italy finishing first but Ujah tested
positive for two banned substances on 6 August.

His drug test found traces of ostarine and S-23 in
his system, both of which are banned substances.]


https://news.sky.com/story/great-bri...-test-12545376

Why is it on Nicky’s shoulders to publish every Olympic news story?

The news literally came out 16 min ago

Most of the Threads are by Nicky
in this section.
He would not post this


It's left to Me or MTVN

disgrace to the uk. how we let these people compete in our name i will never know.

Stinking Corruption

The news came out literally 15 minutes before you posted this thread
How would he have time to find the news, and make a thread so quickly ? (Also considering he’d have to translate things)

It was not ‘left to you or MTVN’

https://news.sky.com/story/great-bri...-test-12545376

Ujah ran the first leg in the 4x100m relay final in Tokyo and the team, also featuring Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, just lost out on the gold medal to Italy.

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Great Britain have been stripped of their silver medal in the men's 4x100m relay at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after sprinter CJ Ujah tested positive for a banned substance.

The British quartet missed out on the gold medal in Japan, with Italy finishing first but Ujah tested positive for two banned substances on 6 August.

His drug test found traces of ostarine and S-23 in his system, both of which are banned substances.

A statement issued by the Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS ADD) said Ujah did not challenge the violation but argued he had "not knowingly or intentionally doped, suggesting that the source of the prohibited substances could have been the ingestion of a contaminated supplement."

The statement added: "The CAS ADD sole arbitrator issued the present decision in which she determined, to her comfortable satisfaction, that an anti-doping rule violation had been committed."


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The CAS ADD said that it has requested World Athletics to consider further action against Ujah, including a ban.


Ujah ran the first leg of the sprint relay that saw his team including Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake narrowly beaten by the Italians.

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