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IAAF may ban Krabbe
BONN. May 24: The International Amateur Athletics Federation is set to ban world sprint champion Ka-
trin Krabbe from competing in the Barcelona Olympics. The Der Spiegel magazine reported here on Sunday, reports AFP.
Although the German Federation last month lifted a four-year ban Imposed in February, the IAAF's Anti Doping Committee agreed last week that the evidence supported the allegation that Krabbe and two fellow athletes tampered with urine samples.
"The five experts unanimously concluded that the IAAF should reopen the investigation closed by Germany." the magazine said.
The matter Is now likely to go before the IAAF’s Judicial Commission, which will call on the German Federation to defend Its decision to lift the suspensions on Krabbe. Silke Moller and Grit Breuer.
Krabbe. 22. is the world 100 and 200 metres champion. while Moller, 27, Is the former world champion at the same distances and Breuer, 20. won a bronze medal at the Seoul Olympics in the 4x400 metre relay.
If the commission upholds the anti-doping officials' findings—which is probable, said Der Spiegel—the three former East Germans will be suspended.
The athletes were tested during a training session In South Africa in January.
Although the drug tests proved negative, analysis showed that the urine specimens came from one person.
According to Der Spiegel, some experts believe" they were provided by the wife of Krabbe's trainer. Thomas Springstein.
Under IAAF regulations, tampering with urine samples is liable for the same penally— a four- year suspension from competition—as a positive result
The German Federation banned the three on February 15 and the sentence was upheld by the IAAF two days later.
But on April 4. the Federation's Independent Judicial Commission lifted the bans.
stating that the drug test procedure was flawed.
The decision, reached amid heated public debate in Germany, left the federation
in an extremely difficult position because, according to its President Helmut Meyer, It has to "defend an acquittal it was not satisfied with."