A report by the respected Canadian law professor Richard McLaren on behalf of the World Anti-Doping Agency found evidence that more than 1,000 Russian athletes across over 30 sports – including football – were involved in or benefited from state-sponsored doping between 2011 and 2015.
He said the London 2012 Olympics were “corrupted on an unprecedented scale” by Russia’s government and sports authorities, who colluded to ensure the country’s athletes were able to take a cocktail of banned performance-enhancing drugs yet evade doping tests.
The second report from McLaren was published online on Friday, along with 1,166 supporting documents and evidence. If you’re reading through any of the documents and you spot an interesting fact or snippet you think we’ve missed, it would be great if you could let us know – we’ve set up a form below for contributions. What sort of things might be interesting?
When filling in the form please include the relevant page number and paragraph that you are referring to. We’ll let you know as we go along if there’s anything more specific we’d like you to help us with.
