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Chambers admits drug abuse - Todays Indo

Domer · 2005-12-12 08:55:20

ATHLETICS : Chambers admits drug abuse Monday December 12th 2005 :mad: PUNISHED for his dishonesty, Dwain Chambers will next be penalised for his honesty. So, too, will his Great Britain team-mates. The world governing body of athletics will ask today for a copy of the tape in which Chambers admitted to taking drugs for at…

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ATHLETICS : Chambers admits drug abuse
Monday December 12th 2005
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PUNISHED for his dishonesty, Dwain Chambers will next be penalised for his honesty. So, too, will his Great Britain team-mates.

The world governing body of athletics will ask today for a copy of the tape in which Chambers admitted to taking drugs for at least a year before he was caught.

Istvan Gyulai, the secretary of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), indicated yesterday that he expected all of Chambers' results to be annulled from the earlier period during which he confessed to taking drugs. It covers 2002, when Chambers won the European 100m title in Munich.

At the same championships, Britain took the 4x100m relay gold medal, with Chambers in the team. Britain also look likely to be stripped of the European Cup, which they won by four points in Annecy, France, in 2002. Chambers' 100m victory was worth eight points.

Chambers, who is planning a comeback for early next year, having completed a two-year ban, has surprised with the maturity of his confession over the weekend. "I put the sport in jeopardy, and I caused an uproar, and I am very sorry for that fact," Chambers said. (©The Times, London)

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