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Zitat von Klugschnacker

Spannend? Mir kommt das Drehbuch außerordentlich bekannt vor: "Fangt das schwarze Schaf!, Folge 7431".

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Natürlich muss Paula Radcliffe gehenkt werden, die dumme Sau. Aber dann schnell wieder zurück ans Buffet.

Nun ja, das wäre schon ziemlich sensationell, wenn sie als Doperin entlarvt würde.
Mir ist jedenfalls fällt kein Fall ein, wo jemand, der sich derart deutlich wie sie gegen Doping und Doper geäußert hat, später selbst überführt wurde.

Zitat von wikipedia

Anti-doping
Radcliffe has frequently made high-profile condemnations of the use of performance-enhancing drugs in athletics. Radcliffe and team-mate Hayley Tullett caused controversy when in the heats of the 5,000 metres at the 2001 the World Athletics Championships in Edmonton; when they held up a sign protesting against the reinstatement of Russian athlete Olga Yegorova after Yegorova had tested positive for the banned substance EPO.
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Radcliffe vowed to continue her fight against drugs in sport after her high profile actions in Edmonton.[109] Since the 1999 European Cup, Radcliffe wears a red ribbon when competing to show her support for blood testing as a method of catching drugs cheats.[107][110]

Radcliffe has advocated a system where first time offenders are banned for four years and any future offense for life. However she felt that in cases like that of Christine Ohuruogu, who missed three out-of-competition drugs tests, that she should be allowed to compete in the Olympics, as the BOA does not allow anyone who has served a doping ban to compete.[112] However, when Ohuruogu admitted to not trying to get to the tests, Radcliffe expressed her disappointment and hoped that it was a lesson learned.[113] When Marion Jones admitted to steroid use, Radcliffe stated that it was good for the sport that Jones was caught and that they had to keep testing and that people being caught is a big deterrent to would-be cheats.[111]

Reflecting upon the scepticism created by incidents of doping, she said "You have to accept the situation...it would be great if we could win the battle against doping and have testing that was 100 per-cent reliable, but I don't think that will happen in my competitive career." She has previously asked for the results of a blood test taken at the London Marathon to be made public, saying that she had "absolutely no objection to my test being released".[114]

Aber gibt's da jetzt was Konkretes?
Ich glaube nicht ...