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Tense days for Krabbe
BONN. May 25: Athletics chiefs •rill almost certainly postpone a ruling on the Ka trin Krabbe do-
ping < isc thi* wreck, leaving the O< rman sprinter a nervous wait to see if she can run at the Barcelona Olympics, reports Reuter.
International Amateur Aih letlc Federation (IAAF) German official August Kirsch said the IAAF would not make any
decision at a meeting in Toronto and pass the matter to its arbitration panel.
"Not much is going to hap pen tn Toronto." Kirsch, an IAAF council member told Reuter. "The council is 99 9 per cent certain to decide to give the case to its arbitration panel. It has to be done that wuy "
The IAAF must decide whether to back last month's controversial lifting of a four-year ban on the double world sprint champion and her teammates Grit Breuer and Silke Moeller by the German Athletics Federation's (DLV) legal commission.
Krabbe and her two fellow ex-East Germans were orlgi • nally banned by the DLV In February for manipulating urine samples after they sup plied Identical samples during random tests tn training at lh< start of the year
But the legal commission, a DLV arbitration panel, decided lo lift the ban because it said there were too many hole* In the evidence against the ath
Kirsch, who has recently •nd talks with IAAF leading of Ik-ial*. sold the IAAF arbltra tlon panel would not be able lo meet until mid-June, Just over a month before the *lart of the Game* of July 25.
Earlier this month the IAAF panel In London confirmed a Iwo year ban on American world 400 metre* record bolder Harry "Butch" Reynold* who tested positive for steroid*.
Kirsch, who Is attending ihe meeting in Capada. said: We have to deal with It in the same way a* the Reynolds case with a hearing in London."
This Is the first with ma nlpulatlon of samples. We could not have dealt with the matter without the parties Involved. DLV and Krabbe and her adviser*.
"Krabbe I* still free to run nationally and Internationally until the final decision Is made."
The three-day IAAF Toronto council meeting starts on Friday
Krabbe has already said she has found It hard to concen trate fully on her training be cause of the affair.
The blonde sprinter, who stands to lose millions in ad vertlsing contracts if the orlgi nal ban is upheld, has not run since It was lifted at the start on April
Even if the panel nuuiagcs
to make a date ibr Its hearing earlier In June the 22 year old German still (ace* an uncertain summer training for the Ga nx s without knowing whether she can even be selected
"We have to get the panel Into action quickly because many countries will be meet Ing then to pick their teams for the Olympics." Kirsch said
The German Olympic trial* are ■eheduk’d to start on June 19 IN Munk h