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  Nike Oregon Project shut down after Alberto Salazar's four-year ban

  

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  Salazar controversy ‘a distraction’ for athletes, says Nike CEOCompany will help athletes find new training arrangementsNike has decided to close its Nike Oregon Project training group following the recent four-year ban of its founder and coach Alberto Salazar by the US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada).The Nike Oregon Project was a camp designed primarily to develop US endurance athletes and Salazar, a celebrated distance runner who had won three consecutive New York City marathons from 1980, had been its head coach. Continue reading...

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  Leaked reports show Mo Farah changed account to US anti-doping investigators

  

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  Farah repeatedly denied having L-carnitine injection to UsadaAthlete insists he clarified quickly after realising his errorPanorama...

  Farah repeatedly denied having L-carnitine injection to UsadaAthlete insists he clarified quickly after realising his errorPanorama probes links between UKA and Alberto SalazarMo Farah is facing fresh questions over his relationship with banned coach Alberto Salazar after it emerged that he repeatedly denied to US anti-doping investigators that he was given injections of a controversial supplement – only to change his account.The BBC’s Panorama...

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  World Athletics gives seal of approval for controversial Nike Vaporfly shoes

  

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  • Governing body will set limits on future shoe technology• World Athletics panel of experts orders...

  • Governing body will set limits on future shoe technology• World Athletics panel of experts orders new researchThe hugely controversial Nike Vaporfly shoes that have revolutionised running – allowing elite athletes to shatter world marathon records and ordinary ones to smash their personal bests – have been given the seal of approval by World Athletics.In a long-awaited ruling the sport’s governing body confirmed that...

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  Mo Farah's former coach Alberto Salazar gets four-year ban for doping violations

  

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  Salazar ‘orchestrated and facilitated doping conduct’Farah happy investigation into Salazar has concludedAlberto Salazar, the legendary American...

  Salazar ‘orchestrated and facilitated doping conduct’Farah happy investigation into Salazar has concludedAlberto Salazar, the legendary American distance coach who guided Mo Farah to six world titles and four Olympic gold medals, has been sent home from the world championships in Doha following his four-year ban for doping violations. The US Anti-Doping Agency found that Salazar had been “orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping conduct” while...

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