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Denial plus shock, divided by the tip of the iceberg. A recipe for mistrust

Ross · 10 Nov 2015 ·

The WADA report into the IAAF’s alleged doping cover-ups came out yesterday, and Twitter was rocking.  So many journalists and commenters wrote excellent summaries and opinion pieces (there’s a list of some of them at the end of this post), but I thought I’d share with you two brief articles I wrote on the issue. […]

Paula Radcliffe, off-scores and transparency

Ross · 11 Sep 2015 ·

Another week, another doping story, and this one is a big one.  You surely haven’t missed it, and by now you know that in response to a British parliamentary hearing, Paula Radcliffe issued a statement which acknowledged what pretty much everyone following the sport knew – hers were among the samples deemed suspicious in the […]

Bolt vs Gatlin: Two stories, two trajectories. Beijing prediction

Ross · 21 Aug 2015 ·

The media have hyped the Bolt vs Gatlin 100m clash as “good vs evil”. Hype aside, it should be a fascinating race, a clash of performance trajectories, with Gatlin trying to hold off an improving Bolt. Analysis and prediction of the race (doping set aside for now)

The Gatlin dilemma

Ross · 19 May 2015 ·

Justin Gatlin is the world’s fastest man, shrouded in controversy and a PR-disaster waiting to happen. In the wake of his 9.74s performance, and a boycott of Beijing, a look at the Gatlin dilemma and what it means for anti-doping and sprinting

2015 Genie: Three wishes for the year

Ross · 03 Jan 2015 ·

Three wishes for 2015 – a doping focus on a sport other than cycling, more head-to-head competition, and less force-feeding of cherries and extreme science. None are likely true, but one can wish…

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