Gerald Hnig: "Doors open for Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle if the CAS in Lausanne reduces the disqualification"

Gerald H & ouml; nig, head coach of the German women's team, has spoken of a possible return to the team of Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle, currently disqualified for two years following the positivity & agrave; to Dimethylamylamine found during the Olympic Games in Sochi.

Friday 12 September 2014 2 minutes reading time

The 'now thirty-four Bavarian found positive to a stimulant, & egrave; dall''Ibu been disqualified until February 2016, and has decided to lodge an appeal with CAS in Lausanne considering the disproportionate sentence imposed in light of the fact that he had received the same penalty imposed on the Russian Irina Starykh, "caught" instead of having used Epo. Sachenbacher-Stehle & egrave you; supporting the thesis defense dell''assunzione accidental and claiming to have taken the stimulant through a nutraceutical beverage. Marc Heinkelein, lawyer dell''atleta in recent weeks had suggested a reduction in disqualification from the Tas citing precedents of Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson. The Tas would comment on the case within half & agrave; November and H & ouml; nig addressed the 'topic Sachenbacher own nell''eventualit & agrave; that the 'appeal to have a happy outcome. "If you really her disqualification should be reduced, then the door to Evi would be open if its performance meets the qualification criteria set by the Fed.'s My opinion & egrave; who equate his positivity & agrave, to that of those who took Epo is exaggerated. "

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