Nineteen months after Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva’s positive doping test kept the 2022 Beijing Olympics’ team figure skating medals from being awarded, nothing has been resolved. Valieva’s eligibility still is being debated, and the medals remain in storage.
One of the most perplexing chapters in Olympic doping history, the case might finally move toward a resolution Tuesday, when the Court of Arbitration for Sport begins three days of hearings in Lausanne, Switzerland. Whatever the CAS panel decides should end the saga and lead to the awarding of medals, though it could be months before such a ruling is issued. Read More
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