Athletics
The Bottle Was Filled Before the Win: Peres Jepchirchir's EPO Case and a Ledger That Cannot Yet Be Closed
Peres Jepchirchir: Provisional Suspension in EPO Case, Kenya's Question, and Sport's Ledger
The Empty Column: Who Pays the Price When Athletics Data Goes Missing
Ruti Aga: A Six-Year Ban, and the Prescription Slip That Decided the Case
Ruti Aga's Six-Year Ban: Two Years for the Drug, Four for a Prescription No Clinic Ever Issued
2:18:31 on the Sydney Timesheet, and a Bottle Sealed in Kenya Weeks Before
The Empty Column: Who Pays the Price When Athletics Data Goes MissingThirty-two athletes stood on the entry list for the men's javelin qualificati...
Ruti Aga: A Six-Year Ban, and the Prescription Slip That Decided the CaseA prescription slip. A clinic whose name existed only on paper. A prescriptio...
Ruti Aga's Six-Year Ban: Two Years for the Drug, Four for a Prescription No Clinic Ever Issued1. The Prescription This case does not begin with a test tube. It begins with...
2:18:31 on the Sydney Timesheet, and a Bottle Sealed in Kenya Weeks BeforeOn the morning of 30 August 2026, the clock in Sydney stopped at 2:18:31. The...
2:18:31 and One Sample: Behind Peres Jepchirchir's Sydney Win, an EPO Case That Asks Who Actually Tests the MarathonOn the evening of 30 August 2026 in Sydney, the clock under the finish gantry...
The Sample Came First: Peres Jepchirchir, EPO, and the Paperwork the Stopwatch Never ReadsThe Sample Came First: Peres Jepchirchir, EPO, and the Paperwork the Stopwatc...
The Bottle Was Filled Before the Win: Peres Jepchirchir's EPO Case and a Ledger That Cannot Yet Be ClosedOn 30 August 2026 the clock on the Sydney women's marathon stopped at 2:18:31...
Peres Jepchirchir: Provisional Suspension in EPO Case, Kenya's Question, and Sport's LedgerIn the world of sport, a name says a lot, and a record book says even more....
Sydney's 2:18:31 and a Vial from Kenya: In the Jepchirchir Case, the Real Question Is the Target List30 August 2026, Sydney. The last kilometre of the women's marathon, 2:18:31 o...
Ruti Aga: A Six-Year Ban, and the Prescription Slip That Decided the CaseA prescription slip. A clinic whose name existed only on paper. A prescriptio...
Ruti Aga's Six-Year Ban: Two Years for the Drug, Four for a Prescription No Clinic Ever Issued1. The Prescription This case does not begin with a test tube. It begins with...
2:18:31 on the Sydney Timesheet, and a Bottle Sealed in Kenya Weeks BeforeOn the morning of 30 August 2026, the clock in Sydney stopped at 2:18:31. The...
2:18:31 and One Sample: Behind Peres Jepchirchir's Sydney Win, an EPO Case That Asks Who Actually Tests the MarathonOn the evening of 30 August 2026 in Sydney, the clock under the finish gantry...
The Sample Came First: Peres Jepchirchir, EPO, and the Paperwork the Stopwatch Never ReadsThe Sample Came First: Peres Jepchirchir, EPO, and the Paperwork the Stopwatc...
The Bottle Was Filled Before the Win: Peres Jepchirchir's EPO Case and a Ledger That Cannot Yet Be ClosedOn 30 August 2026 the clock on the Sydney women's marathon stopped at 2:18:31...
Peres Jepchirchir: Provisional Suspension in EPO Case, Kenya's Question, and Sport's LedgerIn the world of sport, a name says a lot, and a record book says even more....
Sydney's 2:18:31 and a Vial from Kenya: In the Jepchirchir Case, the Real Question Is the Target List30 August 2026, Sydney. The last kilometre of the women's marathon, 2:18:31 o...