Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act already passed in the House, but the World-Anti Doping Agency still has concerns about U.S authority.
Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act already passed in the House, but the World-Anti Doping Agency still has concerns about U.S authority.
Italy’s sports minister has promised “autonomy” for the country’s Olympic committee operations after IOC president Thomas Bach dangled the threat of probation for the Tokyo Games due to alleged government interference
U.S. Olympic hopefuls will be able to cut their own deals with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s marketing partners
President Thomas Bach says the International Olympic Committee will try to convince athletes and fans to get a vaccine, if one is available.
IOC President Thomas Bach says Olympic “participants” and fans arriving for next year’s postponed Tokyo Games will be encouraged to be vaccinated to protect the Japanese public
IOC President Thomas Bach is beginning a visit to Tokyo to convince politicians and the Japanese public that the postponed Olympics will open in just over eight months
Most Olympic hopefuls haven't competed since March but will hit pool this week for U.S. Open
Any thought that the U—S— and World Anti-Doping Agency are smoothing out their differences was undermined when a U—S— representative characterized a WADA proposal to penalize nations for not paying their dues as “a direct personal attack on the U—S— government.”
Organizers are saying that a limited number of non-Japanese fans may be allowed to attend next year’s Tokyo Olympics
The International Olympic Committee is getting “more and more confident” that next year’s Tokyo Olympics can have fans in the venues, after being encouraged by progress this week in finding a COVID-19 vaccine
Tokyo Olympics organizers say they’re encouraged by a weekend gymnastics meet that featured 22 Russian, Chinese and American athletes entering Japan and competing in a one-day event with a few thousand fans attending
Part 4 of 4 of the list of sports events affected by the coronavirus outbreak
Part 3 of 4 of the list of sports events affected by the coronavirus outbreak
Part 2 of 4 of the list of sports events affected by the coronavirus outbreak
A four-part list of sports events affected by the coronavirus pandemic
Australia could lose a swimming medal from the 2012 London Olympics in a doping case
The good news for the Tokyo Olympics is that Japan has held a one-day gymnastics meet in front of several thousand fans with 22 athletes participating from Russia, China, and the United States, joined by eight from Japan
Gymnasts from the United States, China and Russia will join counterparts from Japan in a 30-person meet this weekend in Tokyo
The Court of Arbitration for Sport said the sprinter’s prosthetics provide an unnatural advantage.
Christian Coleman, the reigning 100-meter world champion, was ruled ineligible after track and field’s governing body found he missed three drug tests in a one-year span.
