You are not wrong

Sadly

Yeah and what your definition of “caught” is. Seems like folks are studying the intricate systems of rules and skirting them, taking advantage of every single loophole. There will always be gaming of the system unfortunately. I say let them do whatever and ruin their bodies LT if that’s what they want. Not that it makes it fair but what else can you do if there are always people ahead of the testing protocols?

Facts….the way times have been dropping the past few years they’re definitely all doping. I think the top athletes are on some new designer drugs they aren’t even looking for yet.

I’d be more surprised if anyone was natural.

The US covered up positive tests in the 80s and 90s. They should have also been banned. They never were, but now that we're banning countries for their wrongs, the US should be included in that.

It’s political with Russia

​@@mssha1980 its 50/50 political. Russia also gave the chance for the punishing. But if they dont want to make it 100% political they have to ban spain to...

@utish1 It hasn't been proven true yet. However, from now on a plan should be instituted to test samples not only in the home country but also at internationally owned and operated labs. Sure it will be more expensive but if the world doesn't blow its top, international competition will become one of the greatest entertainments.

It is political with Russia. They doped so badly and so ham-handedly that even other countries who couldn’t be so bold decided to ban them. In all things involving human corruption, the practice itself is generally endemic. But there is always an either agreed or normative level of corruption allowed. When someone exceeds that level, the hammer drops. For example, it did so in Russia itself! In the run-up to Sochi, Russian Olympic venue contractors so egregiously exceeded Russian corruption norms (which are comparatively much higher than most) for both skimming and failure to perform that even Putin had to crack down. So, yah, it’s “political” but not in the way you meant… As a very high-level Ukrainian defense official told me in 2016, “Ukrainian corruption gives corruption a bad name. But it’s not even close to Russian corruption.” 😅

Sadly eh. But we cannot negate that it is a tough sport and a lot of people want to win.

It's been a very long time since the bulk of world records were clean😂

Seriously, 1 36 00 only for ll yearn half female Half Marathoner. or stay out o this. KNow this actual fact : getting harder and harder, Zero Eight? I did once. Zero Six, ... etc. But ZerO still on the pursuit. Are you the real runner? Answer this or me, see the diff? Smart but ...

@ericerian1811 wow, that's impossible to read😅

wtf@@ericerian1811

What's disgusting??

Disgusting? Chilling? Because athletes used steroids? You need get out more😂

@@evannatland5151because they’re cheating and killing themselves early while doing it

Ok, Karen

If I were a fed op? Stop complaining! Do exactly what they told you so, please! Seperti itu.

He definitely gives the best runners the benefit of the doubt. He's oblivious

We live in a such world of sport where TIME still finds its place to reign on earth. Uhh-breakable, indeed. Thanks, TruthBomb, can do without Tuhan Yang Maha Esa.

Bingo. Spain itself was assisting the athletes in covering up banned substances. Ban Spain.

​​@@bigjohn2811the US also did this in the 80s and 90s...possibly longer but we don't know yet. They should also get banned

@@bigjohn2811 If the allegations are true then Spain has reached the status of Russia. Banning Spain is certainly not out of question.

@@wesleydeng71 well, no. not the level of Russia lol. but still, ban the shit out of Spain too.

Big rumours of the Spanish football team being doped off their heads in their recent glory years. Real Madrid always put players on steroids. Look at Ronaldo and Gareth Bale a few months after joining Madrid. Juiced to the absolute 9's. I got no issues with it either, but they out here selling you WWE with this shit.

Oh boy you really went out on a limb there (not) 😂😂😂

No doubt about it.

I’d be more surprised if anyone was natural..

@thedailystride5407 I'd be a dope if I thought people dope without me having the inside dope.

Oh it's deep. All athletes are doping in profitable and professional sports.

Nobody is clean at this point!

He's not clean.

As a guy who is always around a lot of distance runners, I haven’t heard of a lot of people who think he’s clean

Time will tell. But he has raised a lot of eyebrows.

I think he’s dirty. I hate to be like that but it’s the most likely conclusion at this point.

Maybe I didn't recognize that it was sarcastic?

​@@The-cyber-imbiberi think it was intended as a joke but it's definitely not a tasteful joke

LOL. Weirdly enough they do actually drug test F1 drivers, but performance enhancing drugs are rare in that sport, it's usually recreational drugs they're testing for. A few drivers have tested positive for alcohol over the years, if you can believe that. Probably still over the limit from last night's party would be my guess, but the drivers are all pretty fitness conscious these days so partying before race days is pretty rare. I'm guessing amphetamines and coke would be popular in that line of work, they're all mad adrenaline junkies, and it's not like they don't have the money to bribe their way out of it. "Pretend you didn't see that test result and I'll buy you a yacht!" LOL.

Indeed. They win nothing since ever and suddenly start winning in football as well as in many other sports. But then, when it comes to Olympics, they get very few medals...and in the Olympics the doping checks are harder to be passed, so...

Spain importing athletes and doping them up is nothing new. Seems like you are as old as me and would remember Johann Muhlegg. 🙂

@@user-yi3yx2fn7g Yes of course, Iam German🤣

Go take a look at video of lance armstrong attacking in the mountains then compare the strain on his face to that of kipchoge breaking 2 hours for the marathon and tell me who you think is taking more drugs?😂

@crosslink1493 I love Lance a lot and he had had one testicle removed due to cancer. That justified his medication, IMO.

@@vernonfrance2974 The flaw in that viewpoint is that Armstrong has openly admitted he was doping. You're just being wilfully ignorant. My brother-in-law had testicular cancer and also had one removed, just like Armstrong. He was never offered, nor did he require, any of the drugs Armstrong took. Lance was doping, no question. It's irrefutable. He took EPO's and steroids. None of those are part of any cancer treatment. Hell, he was even found to be guilty of distribution. That's about as guilty as it gets mate.

@@woopimagpie There is also the possibility that the cancer was 'caused' by the drugs he was taking. He lied and lied and lied and lied.. and tried to ruin the lives of anyone who stood in his way. He was not (and is not) the only person doping, but he is not the victim here. His actions have tainted the sport for everyone, and has repeatedly shown himself to be a terrible human being. Cheaters should have the book thrown at them. Particularly ones who cheated like he did.

@@vernonfrance2974 If using steroids/hormones post-cancer its usually because the cancer was so aggressive it ravaged someone's body and they needed the steroids/hormones to regain muscle mass, and its just a short-term treatment. I had a co-worker go through that in the mid-1990s and he was on growth hormones for about 2 months. He was in no shape to do anything exhaustive after the 'juice' treatments were completed, let alone run 2hr marathons or win TdF stage races. Lance was flat-out cheating, he got caught, and the punishments were well deserved.

Look at Gareth Bale and Ronaldo after they joined Madrid 😳 Juicy time.

Shameful? It's shameful when athletes use steroids? What about creatine? Is creatine or protein powder shameful too? Those aren't natural and improve performance every ones ok with those. Let them juice and grow up

the united states has covered up plenty of positive tests too. the british are always completely cleans even amidst blatant absurdity.

The US covered up positive drug tests for track stars in the 80s and 90s. That's what we know. It may have gone on longer and may be happening now

​@@evannatland5151you do know that everything isn't a PED don't you? *Rhetorical question you'll answer incorrectly

​@@blackberrythornsyou really think the UK is clean?😂 They may have LESS government protected doping but their athletes certainly aren't all clean. *Most dopers, regardless of their national origin will never test positive.

I think that's pretty obvious. Its almost v better to just be an average athlete so you can enjoy the sport and small gains you can earn.

@abone2pick Ingebrigsten is Clean. Running runs in his family.

@@vernonfrance2974that’s like saying the rock isn’t on steroids cause all his family was ripped😹

@@abone2pick He's innocent until proven guilty.

@@markmetternich1435Why would anyone risk being humiliated and their reputation ruined for life? What are your credentials for knowing "how big sport is run?

Thanks for sharing. I’ll alert the press.

@charlottehardy822I am pretty suspicious about why people are so suspicious. (So*r gr*pes)

@@vernonfrance2974 I’m suspicious after seeing so many people I admired being exposed when I was at an impressionable age. It’s not sour grapes so much as being overly sceptical. Trust me, I am actually less sceptical than I used to be but I’m still not surprised when a doping case comes to light sadly.

There's still a few records from the 1980s that stand. Those athletes have irrefutably been proven to be doping, and yet the records still stand. There's your answer.

@Pepesilvia267 How about an international panel of dopes who get the real dope on the dopes who are doping?

They do. It's called "elite". All of them are doping. ALL OF THEM. As someone who has been involved in the sport for nearly 40 years now, you have go back to club level to find athletes who aren't taking something, and even at that level you can take a walk through the carpark before an event and you'll see quite a lot of pills being downed by participants before they get out of their cars, even at community fun-runs and non-serious events. It's mostly paracetemol, anti-inflammatories, and sometimes codeine and/or amphetamines, but those are all banned at elite level, so...... yeah..... the elite athletes are ALL "assisting". As you go up the ranks the drugs just become more sophisticated and the administration more stealthy. I should know. I've seen it and I've done it myself at State level. When a doping scandal breaks, it's not because they started doping, it's because they got careless or unlucky and got caught. They are ALL doping, and they are ALL lying about it. And in quite a lot of cases, like this one from Spain, the individual countries athletics bodies are complicit, and in some cases are actively running doping programs. It sounds like I'm slandering the sport, I know, but time and time again I'm proven right when there's a bust.

Such as, "why is speed walking an olympic sport"?

depends, many simply improve recovery, allowing the athlete to train more often

Now?

Are you confusing Fawlty Towers with Hogan's Heroes?

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@aaron: This video is for sure one of the few ones which is in no way clickbaiting. It focuses the attention on a sad but truly important aspect.

noo

14 mins should be doable if you are young enough with good genes, lower than that probably requires PEDs

In the field of athletics this is terrible news.

@@pete5691nah bro this oar for the course😂 you don't track if you think this rare at all, grow up