Olympic figure skater fails doping test
The athlete tested positive for a Clostebol metabolite, according to the International Testing Agency Spanish Winter Olympics figure skate
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The athlete tested positive for a Clostebol metabolite, according to the International Testing Agency Spanish Winter Olympics figure skate
The athlete tested positive for a Clostebol metabolite, according to the International Testing Agency Spanish Winter Olympics figure skate
The athlete tested positive for a Clostebol metabolite, according to the International Testing Agency Spanish Winter Olympics figure skate
The athlete tested positive for a Clostebol metabolite, according to the International Testing Agency Spanish Winter Olympics figure skate
Getty Images/Nora Carol Photography(NEW YORK) -- In an event plagued by controversy, the women's singles figure skating competition will wrap up Thursday with the free skate -- and Russian skater Kamila Valieva will be last on the ice. The first skaters are scheduled to take the ice at 5 a.m. Eastern time. The International Testing Agency revealed last week that Valieva, 15, of the Russian Olympic Committee, the gold medal favorite, tested positive for a banned substance in a sample taken in December during the Russian Figure Skating Championships. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled...