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US doping boss warns of ‘railroaded’ athletes losing out in system – Sydney Morning Herald
Travis Tygart, the influential USADA chief, will feature in an Australian Story on Monday that investigates Shayna Jack’s fight to save her swimming career.
American anti-doping boss Travis Tygart, who helped orchestrate the downfall of Lance Armstrong, has spoken of the injustice in the current system as the focus moves back to banned swimmer Shayna Jack.
Jack will be the subject of Monday nights Australian Story on ABC, which will go behind the scenes in her fight to save her swimming career in the face of a positive drug test for ligandrol midway through 2019.
The freestyler sprinter was banned for four years by Sport Integrity Australia (SIA), then…
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