This Nordic world Ski Championships in Seefeld has begun in the long-run, with highly unusual scenes. In the semi-finals of the Sprint competition on Thursday, the Russian Sergey Ustjugow way pushed Norway’s cross country skiing Superstar John Kläbo on the track, after he was driven over the Ski. After the race bumped into Ustjugow the arch-rivals once again. Such scuffles in the cross-country skiing, a novelty. The Jury distributed subsequently, two yellow cards and disqualified the Russian Ex-world champion.
Ustjugow justified his assaults, that he had been discriminated against in the last time “too often”. Particularly deep-seated frustration over his exclusion from the Olympic Games in 2018. Russia was allowed as a punishment for the state of doping scandal in the home – winter 2014 play send own Team to Pyeongchang. It is only selected Russian athletes were invited by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to start under the Olympic flag. Ustjugow was not due to the collective doping suspicions against the Russian cross-country skier, even though he’s never been tested positive.
“It’s still a mystery why I was not invited. I still have no answers. I don’t know the reasons,“ scolded Ustjugow in Seefeld. While he had to watch at the Olympic games, snatched him John Kläbo with three gold medals in South Korea, the role of cross-country Superstar. So it was not a random scuffle in Seefeld. Especially since the almost frown alien speed of only 22 years young Kläbo – the flew after the Crash with Ustjugow locker to the Sprint world title-even for the forehead. Especially since Kläbo is in the care of his grandfather Kare Hoesflot, allegedly, never Interviews. And therefore never the outstanding achievements of his grandson in a sport can explain the achieved performance of Zenit with a significantly higher competitive age.
The German cross-country skiers have been waiting for eight years to a world championship medal
One of the currently strongest athletes of the dominant cross-country skiing Nation of Norway is by the way at the world Cup in Austria, Therese Johaug, who has just served a year and a half in doping barrier, and on Saturday world champion in the Skiathlon. Logically, the issue of the illicit performance enhancement is, therefore, constantly in this endurance sport virulent. “The sports had to cases, many of the doping. So we cut our feet. We need tougher penalties. Instead of two years should be in the case of a proven positive Test for at least four years. And the Whole of the criminal law should be punished,“ says the German cross-country skiing coach Markus Cramer. He is in Russia Coach Sergei Ustjugow and asserted that everything is being done there for the anti-doping fight: “We’re working on this issue to get away. But as soon as someone shows a superior performance, there is immediately the suspicion. It is a vicious circle.“
In the apparently, Germany has played a role. The at the Olympic Games 2014 as a doping sinner, convicted Austrian Johannes Duerr has admitted in the ARD Doping documentary, “greed for Gold”, that his sophisticated doping system with self-blood transfusions and the blood doping agent Epo carried out on German soil. For a total of 5000 Euro Dürr in Munich Hotels at the airport or the city centre, in a Motel on the resting place irschenberg on the A8 motorway or in a Parking lot near his hotel in Oberhof blood tuned.
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“In the audience after this Film, the impression that in Germany is doped. This is total nonsense and an absolute joke“, says German team chief Peter Schlick Rieder. He adds that there is no country, “where there are so many doping samples, and so a lot of for the prevention is done”. This may be one of the reasons that the once successful German cross-country skiers are waiting now for eight years on a world championship medal.
