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才发现，宁泽涛曾经因为吃药，被禁赛一年
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Olympics-Cycling-I was breastfeeding so could not have doped - Zabelinskaya
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By Martyn Herman
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The 36-year-old Russian mother-of-three was beaten to the top step of the podium by American veteran Kristin Armstrong, missing out on victory by 5 seconds after a strong ride around the 29.7 km course.
Her participation had caused ill-feeling in the peloton, with British rider Emma Pooley saying she would refuse to shake Zabelinskaya's hand if she won a medal.
However, the Russian, who served an 18-month suspension in 2014-15 for testing positive for a banned stimulant, said she had never doped and that the fact she was breastfeeding her youngest child at the time of the test proved it.
"No, I never in my life," she told reporters when asked if she had ever doped.
"I am clean for myself, for my kids, for everything, when I got this problem with doping, I had my third child and I breastfeeded in this time.
"Any mother knows if you breastfeed you can't take any medicine."
After independent reports for the World Anti-Doping Agency found evidence of widespread state-sponsored cheating in Russia, Olympics bosses said no athlete with a past conviction for doping should be allowed to compete in Rio - a position the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled unenforceable.
Several Russians, including Zabelinskaya, were reinstated at the last minute but she said it had been a nervy wait.
"On Aug. 5, I had my ticket to go to Russia at 2 o'clock, and at 11 o'clock, on the way to airport, they tell me I stay here. It was two weeks like this, in the morning we go, in the evening we don't," she said.
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Armstrong, who embraced Zabelinskaya afterwards, steered clear of criticising her Russian rival.
"I'm one person who doesn't make judgment so when I show up to the start line, if this is the official start list, this is who I am racing against," the 42-year-old said.
"I congratulate both competitors up here today for their great performance."
Australian Katrin Garfoot, who finished ninth, also preferred not to pass judgment, adding "karma hopefully will sort everything out that should or should not be out there".
Zabelinskaya tested positive for the stimulant octopamine while riding in Costa Rica in 2014 but the Russian cycling federation cleared her - a decision challenged by world governing body UCI at CAS.
Earlier this year, she accepted the ban, which expired in September 2015, rather than trying to clear her name with CAS.
"Of course I don't accept the ban, but I didn't go to CAS because I didn't have time for this," the double bronze medallist from London, told reporters.
"They find one octopamine, it's produced (in the) body, when you have some disease, it's seafood ... from this.
"We prove this with the biological and everything, and I didn't have time to go ahead with the (CAS) because I had to race, and if I don't race I don't get to go to the Olympics." (Reporting by Martyn Herman; Editing by Alison Williams)
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The 36-year-old Russian mother-of-three was beaten to the top step of the podium by American veteran Kristin Armstrong, missing out on victory by 5 seconds after a strong ride around the 29.7 km course.
Her participation had caused ill-feeling in the peloton, with British rider Emma Pooley saying she would refuse to shake Zabelinskaya's hand if she won a medal.
However, the Russian, who served an 18-month suspension in 2014-15 for testing positive for a banned stimulant, said she had never doped and that the fact she was breastfeeding her youngest child at the time of the test proved it.
"No, I never in my life," she told reporters when asked if she had ever doped.
"I am clean for myself, for my kids, for everything, when I got this problem with doping, I had my third child and I breastfeeded in this time.
"Any mother knows if you breastfeed you can't take any medicine."
After independent reports for the World Anti-Doping Agency found evidence of widespread state-sponsored cheating in Russia, Olympics bosses said no athlete with a past conviction for doping should be allowed to compete in Rio - a position the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled unenforceable.
Several Russians, including Zabelinskaya, were reinstated at the last minute but she said it had been a nervy wait.
"On Aug. 5, I had my ticket to go to Russia at 2 o'clock, and at 11 o'clock, on the way to airport, they tell me I stay here. It was two weeks like this, in the morning we go, in the evening we don't," she said.
START LIST
Armstrong, who embraced Zabelinskaya afterwards, steered clear of criticising her Russian rival.
"I'm one person who doesn't make judgment so when I show up to the start line, if this is the official start list, this is who I am racing against," the 42-year-old said.
"I congratulate both competitors up here today for their great performance."
Australian Katrin Garfoot, who finished ninth, also preferred not to pass judgment, adding "karma hopefully will sort everything out that should or should not be out there".
Zabelinskaya tested positive for the stimulant octopamine while riding in Costa Rica in 2014 but the Russian cycling federation cleared her - a decision challenged by world governing body UCI at CAS.
Earlier this year, she accepted the ban, which expired in September 2015, rather than trying to clear her name with CAS.
"Of course I don't accept the ban, but I didn't go to CAS because I didn't have time for this," the double bronze medallist from London, told reporters.
"They find one octopamine, it's produced (in the) body, when you have some disease, it's seafood ... from this.
"We prove this with the biological and everything, and I didn't have time to go ahead with the (CAS) because I had to race, and if I don't race I don't get to go to the Olympics." (Reporting by Martyn Herman; Editing by Alison Williams)
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以前听广播里说的，赛马是允许使用药物的，和运动员的标准不同。人和动物的成绩和健康的比率毕竟不同。马术呢
射击类的禁药主要是起安定作用。
中国使用兴奋剂的高潮来自东欧解体后，雇用东德教练，对短距离女运动员作用最明显，因为多是使用雄性激素，提高短距离爆发力。游泳的5朵金花就是50米自由泳等项目。
基本每个被查出禁药的运动员都可以编一个故事，估计很小部分是真被冤枉的，据大多数都是借口。
网球的莎娃不是也说在列入禁药前就已经服用多年，是为了治疗XX病和孙杨的故事差不多。
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如果WADA要禁孙杨两年，中国政府也没有办法。孙杨的禁药事件最坏的影响不是禁药本身，而是北京的反兴奋剂实验室延误向WADA通报，有coverup的嫌疑。实在想不通为什么要这样做。
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这个，不是我歧视，中国的职业运动员很多都是没啥智商也没啥文化的，从小就是各种体育练习，体校也没啥文化课，也没兴趣开启他们|她们的心智。
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就孙的case而言，他在伦敦奥运会成名，和同时出名的叶诗文饱受怀疑不一样，他的澳洲教练说他是个天才。以他已取得的地位，也没有必要在一次无关紧要的国内赛事吃么。误服的说法还是有很高的可信度。否则WADA也不可能为中国的说法背书。北京的实验室的拖延，有可能是被吓着了，有点不知所措。从袁伟民的回忆录里可以看出，自天朝准备办奥运会以来，高层对禁药的事态度还是比较明确的，他认为如果想办奥运会，兴奋剂问题会出大篓子。所以当年他顶住辽宁省的压力，不让马家军参加雅典的奥运会。现在北京又要举办冬奥会，犯不上为一个运动员坏了又一个想露脸的大事。当然北京的实验室是不咋的，今年四月还被WADA吊销执照4个月，关键时候给人送子弹。
