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Krabbe & co to challenge ban
BONN. Sept 15: Double world sprint champion Katrin Krabbe, who Won a controversial battle against a drug's ban ear lier this year on a legal technicality, plans to challenge another proposed four-year ban, reports Reuter.
Krabbe's lawyer Peter Woessner said on Monday the former East German and teammate Grit Breuer would fight suspensions recommended after they tested positive for Clcnbutcrol, a drug used to fatten cattle, during random
testa in July.
"We will be arguing that the ban be reduced on the scientific argument that Clenbuteroi cannot be regarded as an anabolic steroid." Woessner told Reuter. "We plan to appeal to the legal commission.’’
"1 think the argument is very strong. I have a scientific report where two doctors dispute the classification of the drug. I have asked the DLV to ask another independent scientist to produce another report."
The German Athletics Federation (DLV) recommended on Friday that the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) Imposed a four-year ban on the duo together ’ with teammate Manuela Derr.
Under IAAF rules athletes who test positively for steroids are automatically banned for four years. \
Woessner said the athletes were preparing to appeal against the ruling to the DLVs legal commission, the National Federation's Arbitration Panel.
Last June Krabbe and Breuer succeeded In avoiding a four-year ban for manipulating dope samples after they returned identical urine in tests during training. The DLV was found to have no legal statue permitting out-of-compctition tests.
In the much-publiciscd le-
gal dispute which lasted more than four months, the DLV le-gal commission lifted the original ban by the federation because they were too many holes in the case and the IAAF were left to make a final ruling.
Krabbe, world 400 metres silver medalist Breuer and Derr, who ran in the East German team which won gold in the 4x400 metres relay at the 1990 European Championships. now look like facing another drawn-out battle to earn the right to run.
Krabbe Indicated another legal dispute was on the cards at the weekend when she said: "I want to run again and will do everything I can to do so."
The outcome of the case could not only be significant for Krabbe, who has lost lucrative sponsorship deals because of the affair, but also to other athletes who have tested positive for sport's latest fashion drug
Several athletes tested positive for the substance before and during the recent Barcelona Olympics. Clcnbutcrol Is used to treat asthma and has been banned in some countries because it has been used to boost the meat content In animals. DLV spokesman Lutz Ncbcnthal said It might take .up to two months before the legal commission could sit to discuss a possible hearing.