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378 Russian athletes were banned from competing at the Rio Olympics.

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The only way they can get in is in

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The IAAF had to decide  to impose the ban on Russia athletes to go rio Olympics 2016

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The IAAF had to decide  to impose the ban on Russia athletes to go rio Olympics 2016

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Russia could be excluded from the 2016 Rio Olympics after their suspension by Athletics’ world governing body due to state-sponsored doping.

The International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) has provisionally suspended Russia and their country’s athletes from the sport. Because of this the Russian athletics team might be unable to participate in next year’s Rio Games.

The Russian representative on the council was not able to vote against the temporary ban. In the end the IAAF voted 22-1 in favour of the sanction.

The report claimed there was “systemic” collusion between Russian athletes, the country’s federation and the anti-doping authorities. Thus, a “deeply-rooted culture of cheating” enabled athletes to take performance-enhancing drugs. When positive tests were returned they were often covered up or destroyed.

The report suggested suspending Russia until a “new framework” was created.

“Today we have been dealing with the failure of ARAF (All Russia Athletics Federation) and made the decision to provisionally suspend them, the toughest sanction we can apply at this time,” said IAAF president Sebastian Coe.

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The only way that Russians can compete is if they get a disposition.

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Pluse if the people let the Russians that took drugs they will win and there cheating !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't judge if it's wrong

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The only way that Russia can compete at rio is if they are given permission from a cheaf

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Russia could be excluded from the 2016 Rio Olympics after their suspension by Athletics’ world governing body due to state-sponsored doping.The International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) has provisionally suspended Russia and their country’s athletes from the sport. Because of this the Russian athletics team might be unable to participate in next year’s Rio Games.The Russian representative on the council was not able to vote against the temporary ban. In the end the IAAF voted 22-1 in favour of the sanction.The report claimed there was “systemic” collusion between Russian athletes, the country’s federation and the anti-doping authorities. Thus, a “deeply-rooted culture of cheating” enabled athletes to take performance-enhancing drugs. When positive tests were returned they were often covered up or destroyed.The report suggested suspending Russia until a “new framework” was created.“Today we have been dealing with the failure of ARAF (All Russia Athletics Federation) and made the decision to provisionally suspend them, the toughest sanction we can apply at this time,” said IAAF president Sebastian Coe.Print PDF

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Russia could be excluded from the 2016 Rio Olympics after their suspension by Athletics’ world governing body due to state-sponsored doping.The International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) has provisionally suspended Russia and their country’s athletes from the sport. Because of this the Russian athletics team might be unable to participate in next year’s Rio Games.The Russian representative on the council was not able to vote against the temporary ban. In the end the IAAF voted 22-1 in favour of the sanction.The report claimed there was “systemic” collusion between Russian athletes, the country’s federation and the anti-doping authorities. Thus, a “deeply-rooted culture of cheating” enabled athletes to take performance-enhancing drugs. When positive tests were returned they were often covered up or destroyed.The report suggested suspending Russia until a “new framework” was created.“Today we have been dealing with the failure of ARAF (All Russia Athletics Federation) and made the decision to provisionally suspend them, the toughest sanction we can apply at this time,” said IAAF president Sebastian Coe.Print PDF

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Russia are not all banned from the Olympic Games, they are only allowed to get in the Olympics if the Chiefs give them special desperation meal.

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The Russians athletes

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Russia takes drugs

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Russians take drugs

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Russia was going to be banned from the rio Olympics because lately a scientist that tested urine for drugs admitted that he got urine for non-drug people and tested that instead and the most of the actual athletes urine showed they had drugs. But he was forced to by the Russian government.
but over night they decided to give Russia one last chance
- MILLIE

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68 Russian athletes banned from the Olympics because of Doping (which is a drug

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Drugs were taken by Russian athletes and the IOC, had an ivestagation. Athletes were banned, started off 86 athletes banned, then

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I saw the votes and more people voted that the Russia banned thing is more voted good.

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Russia could be excluded from the 2016 Rio Olympics after their suspension by Athletics’ world governing body due to state-sponsored doping.

The International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) has provisionally suspended Russia and their country’s athletes from the sport. Because of this the Russian athletics team might be unable to participate in next year’s Rio Games.

The Russian representative on the council was not able to vote against the temporary ban. In the end the IAAF voted 22-1 in favour of the sanction.

The report claimed there was “systemic” collusion between Russian athletes, the country’s federation and the anti-doping authorities. Thus, a “deeply-rooted culture of cheating” enabled athletes to take performance-enhancing drugs. When positive tests were returned they were often covered up or destroyed.

The report suggested suspending Russia until a “new framework” was created.

“Today we have been dealing with the failure of ARAF (All Russia Athletics Federation) and made the decision to provisionally suspend them, the toughest sanction we can apply at this time,” said IAAF president Sebastian Coe.
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The IAAF first imposed the ban on the All-Russia Athletics Federation (ARAF) last November, then upheld it in June.
Annabelle Murray