World Record Ruth Unmerccer is categorically suspended
David Monti, @ D9monti
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(17th July) – Ruth Cheparnkh, the Marathon Gold Medalist of the World’s 2019 World Championship, who has received a temporary statement of the Chicago Marathon of the American Chicago Marathon in October. Kenyan, 30, was positively tried positively, on March 14 of this year, in a sample of urine in the urine sample.
According to AIU procedures, the athlete was given a collection after investigating. On April 16, Nairobi’s interview gave an interview by PC investigators in Nairobi and “conducted a survey on our investigation,” says AIU’s head coach.
“When there is a positive test for Diuretics and masked agents, temporary suspension is not required under the World Anti-Doping Code,” the press release said. “Chutcharich was not stopped by AIU at the time of notice. However, on April 19, he chose voluntary temporary suspension, while the AIU investigation continued. ” The clothes went on.
Aiu said they no longer commented on the case until it reaches its conclusion. Diuretic does not raise its own performance, but can mask the availability of other medicines. Hydrochlorotiasire and other Diuretics are “prohibited at all times,” says the World Anti-Doping Agency.
The reading of a miniogram of urine will be considered a negative result, but Chepngetich has been tested to a much higher level, 3800 NG / ML.
Although the World Chicago record of Chicago has been ratified by the World Athletics, the sign has questioned by some specialists. He cut the previous world record for a minute 57 seconds and the men’s race would end in the 11th place. He ran 1 first half. 04: 16, and a half that split the fastest half, which was the fastest half of the marathon that was managed by a woman in the United States.
The world editor of the former runners and 1968 the champion of Boston Marathon Amby Burfoot was openly skeptical of the presentation of Chepngetich. Writing Marathonhandebook.comBurfoot wrote:
In Chicago at the post-parliamentary press conference, Letsrun.com asked Robert Johnson, how to watch his then record, taking into account the doping violations of AIU in recent years. Johnson said: Chepngetich fluctuated before saying he doesn’t know. Johnson criticized Kenyan’s officials, including some in the Kenyan National Assembly, who saw his question as insulting.
In June, seven Kenyan athletes received doping sanctions, and now there are 139 Kenyan athletes who serve doping barriers, most of the country.
Chepngetich has only competed once in his Chicago run. He was in the second place in Lisbon’s half marathon on March 9. On April 27, he had to compete in TCS London marathon, but went out before the race.
“I was not mentally or physically in the right place to make the best match in London and, consequently,” Chepgererch said through a statement provided by London’s marathon events. “I’m very sad to miss the race and I hope I’ll be back next year.”
