Forums >General Running>Anyone following the Nike Oregon Project doping allegations?
3 months til Masters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a61rS4jN3As
http://www.letsrun.com/tag/nop-doping-investigation/
I don't find any of this necessarily shocking since Lance Armstrong and so many others in Track and Field have admitted to it over the year, but for someone as big as the BBC going after someone as big as Salazar is pretty interesting to see.
Just thought I would throw this out there.
(corrected a typo)
2023 Goals
Marathon Sub 2:37 (CIM) 2:41:18
10k Sub 35:00 (Victory 10k 34:19)
5k Sub 16:00 (Hot Dash 5k in March (16:48), Brian Kraft in May (16:20), Twilight 5000 in July and August (16:20/16:25 Both heat index 102-103F)
Sub 1:16 Half Marathon City of Lakes Half Marathon 1:15:47)
Sub 56:30 in 10 mile (Twin Cities 10 mile, Canceled due to weather, 56:35 as a workout)
2024 Goals
Sub 2:37 Marathon
Sub 1:15 Half
Sub 34 10k
Sub 16 5k
Bruno
Interesting to see Goucher come out so strong against him too. Reminds me of my mom always telling me to be nice to people even if and especially if I had talent at something. Villians have talent too she'd remind me. Ive always admired Salazar but wondered if he was kind of the Bill Belichik of professional running.
On a related note this came out a few days ago:
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/thedopingscandal/article1588427.ece?shareToken=5f8e49b5a553daf6f2d5d34a937aa58c
A follow up suggests the majority of suspicious results come from Russian race walkers, and the same follow up made a point to state there were no suspicious results for Mo Farrah.
The Russian and Kenyan allegations make Salazar's asthma medication look like child's play.
Everybody's favorite Victor Conte...
And we run because we like itThrough the broad bright land
Yeah I just watched the German report last night. My German was a bit rusty but I got most of it. Then I found it in English and watched the main sections with with hidden video.
I also saw that Mo and Bolt seem to have clear records.