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Josh Kerr was asked about Jakob Ingebrigtsen saying he could have beaten Kerr blindfolded at Millrose, but he said only, "No comment."

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Two-time world championship medalist Mo Katir admitted breaking anti-doping rules and was banned for two years on Friday, removing the middle-distance runner from the Paris Olympics. Track and field’s Athletics Integrity Unit detailed Katir’s three breaches last year of the “whereabouts” rule. The 25-year-old Katir admitted the rules breaches and was banned until Feb. 6, 2026, the AIU said.

Katir, who medalled at the 2022 and 2023 Worlds, claimed last week he was going to appeal but wound up accepting the AIU's suspension. Mo Katir admits whereabouts failures -- banned 2 years and will miss '24 Olympics Hey Katir, what hurts NOW friend? So we can all agree that Luis Grijalva is a 5000m bronze medalist now, right? Mo Katir suspended for whereabouts failures 2023: Mo Katir fires back against doping accusations

Spain's world 5000m silver medallist Mo Katir has been provisionally suspended for missing three doping tests in the past year.

Spanish runner Mo Katir, a twice world championship medallist, has been provionally suspended in connection with whereabout failures, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) said on Wednesday. The AIU said that the athlete has been notified, without giving further details. Athletes must give information about their whereabouts to be available for random doping tests, and three such failures lead to suspension and a possible ban of up to two years. Katir, 25, won 5,000 metres silver medals at the worl

World 5000m silver medalist and European record holder Mohamed Katir has been suspended for whereabout violations. Full info + Katir statement:https://www....

Katir, who earned 5,000m silver behind Jakob Ingebrigtsen at Worlds in 2023, is appealing the suspension.

Kenya's Beatrice Chebet and Ethiopia's Berihu Aregawi will be the marquee athletes at the Cross Internacional Juan Muguerza

Kenya's Beatrice Chebet and Ethiopia's Berihu Aregawi will be the marquee athletes at the Cross Internacional Juan Muguerza