The athletics watchdog (AIU) will take a close interest in the 140-page report d...
DOHA - The athletics watchdog will take a close interest in the 140-page report detailing the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency decision to ban leading coach Alberto Salazar for four years, the sport’s global head Sebastian Coe said on Sunday.
American Salazar has denied any wrongdoing and said he would appeal while Nike has said it will stand by him. “I am entirely comfortable and very confident that the AIU will want to look at the whole case and want to think about the implications.” Several athletes participating at the world athletics championships in Doha, which finished on Sunday, train with the Nike Oregon Project, including gold medallists Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands and Donavan Brazier of the U.S.
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