Kenya’s remote runner has returned a positive exam in the pulpit of this year’s Rome Marathon
Brian Kipnang, who was in second place 2:07:58 in the second place in the Rome Marathon (March 16), received a two-year ban after a positive test for the banned material for the banned substance.
The sample of the 30-year-old competitive urine has returned a positive test of Tiamcinolone Acetonide, which has been named World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) since 2014.
Kypsang was tried by athletics integrity unit that freedom of therapeutic use (Tuesday) has no freedom of use.
The AIA said.
“Then he had until April 25 on Reabing Aiu April 9. On May 1, AIU accepted violations of the anti-aircraft rules signed by the athlete. “
The result of the Rome of 2025 has been disqualified from the Rome Marathon, including for confiscation of any medals, classification points. However, his second place ends last year’s publication. He is located 2:07:56 in the capital of Italy.
Given that AIU has stated that the violations were not intentionally, and Kipnang also accepted them, the ban was defined in two or not four years, not four years from May 2025.
Read complete AIU disclosures here
