Doping scandal in Russian sports - TASS

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Russia’s tennis player Alexandrova eager to represent country at 2024 Paris Games

Russian Anti-Doping Agency inspectors collect over 2,000 samples since start of 2024

WADA imposes sanctions on over 240 Russian athletes on basis of Moscow LIMS data

Russian figure skater Valieva thanks everyone for words of support in wake of CAS ruling

RUSADA plans to ask CAS not to disclose reasoning behind Valieva decision

"We have received the reasoning behind the CAS decision and our lawyers are already examining," the statement reads

Valieva learned about her positive doping test on February 6, 2022 — newspaper

It was the day of the short program of the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing

Russia’s Figure Skating Federation defends integrity of its athletes amid Valieva ruling

The federation emphasized that all members of the team who represented Russia at the 2022 Olympics in Beijing were the legitimate winners of the team competition and Olympic champions

Russia needs to keep fighting for 2022 Olympics figure skaters’ gold — sports official

ROC Honorary President Alexander Zhukov stressed that the decision to disqualify Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva for four years for violating anti-doping rules was obviously politicized

Valieva’s social media post receives over 35,000 comments in half hour

Her followers expressed overwhelming support in the comment section

Russia's Shcherbakova named 2022 European Champion following Valieva's suspension

The Top-3 of the event will now be - 1st Anna Shcherbakova (Russia), 2nd Alexandra Trusova (Russia) and 3rd Loena Hendrickx (Belgium)

Russian Olympic Committee to appeal ISU’s decision on 2022 Olympic medals at CAS

The ROC stated that its lawyers had already started preparing the necessary documents to file an appeal

WADA calls on countries to pass laws criminalizing doping of minors

WADA welcomed the decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport to uphold its appeal and impose a four-year period of ineligibility on the Russian Olympic Committee figure skater Kamila Valieva

Russian Anti-Doping Agency reports 14 suspected doping violations in November

The overall figure for eleven months of this year currently stands at 141

WADA keeps insisting on four-year disqualification for Russian figure skater Valieva

The Court of Arbitration for Sport heard Valieva’s case between September 26 and 28