British Relay Silver Silver Medal Chijindu Ujah’s B-Sample has also confirmed adverse analytic findings (AAF) and the case will be referred to the Arbitration Court for sports, said the International Test Agency (Ita) on Tuesday.
Ujah was temporarily suspended while last month for allegedly violating the anti-doping rules in Tokyo’s match when Osttarine and S-23 – both substances were prohibited by the Wada World Anti-Doping Organization – detected in the sample.
Ujah and his colleague of his colleague Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake were at risk of losing their medals.
If the ban is enforced, Canada will be increased to silver and China will receive bronze.
“The CAS anti-doping division will consider the issue of the discovery of violations of anti-doping rules (ADRV) and disqualification of the results of the 4×100 man from the Great Britain team,” Ita said in a statement.
“In this case, in accordance with ADR IOC and athletic athletic athletics: ‘Where athletes who have violated the anti-doping rules that compete as members of the relay team, the relay team must be automatically disqualified from the event in question’.” This case later Will be referred to the Integrity Unit of Athletics (World Athletics) to follow up on sanctions outside the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
” The chairman of the British Olympic Association Hugh Robertson said it would be “tragic” if other members of the relay team were stripped from their silver medal for violating the anti-doping rules.
Tokyo medal test test sample B-sample positive, case referred to cas
