[Russian athletes suspected of banning drugs, gold medal may be cancelled]
On February 7, the figure skating team competition ended, the Russian Olympic team won the championship, and the United States 🇺🇸 and Japan 🇯🇵 won two or three places. But the award ceremony, which was scheduled for August, was cancelled on the grounds that there were "legal problems".
Is it still illegal to give an award?
It was revealed that one of the underage athletes may be suspected of using banned drugs. But the urine that went wrong didn't come from the Beijing arena, and there was a urine test at the end of last year. The drug involved is trimetazil (Wanlishuang), which is used to enhance the blood supply to the heart muscle and treat the heart #angina.
This drug was developed by the French 🇫🇷 Svea Pharmaceutical Factory in 1978 and entered the Chinese market in 2000. In 2014, Sun Yang was banned for 3 months for finding the drug in a urine test in a domestic competition.
But there are three doubts about this:
1. In the women's singles event, Russia has the strength to win the top three. It is already very strong, why take medicine? There is no doubt that Chinese table tennis players are suspected of doping.
2. Figure skating is not a pure strength sport, does increasing the heart function help improve the grades a lot?
3. Since it was an inspection at the end of last year, why didn't you take it out before the Olympics to ban her, and wait for others to take the gold medal 🏅 and then come out to find the back account?
