The CAS reduces the disqualification of Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle, may return to compete immediately

The CAS in Lausanne quest''oggi announced his decision on the appeal filed by Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle on the disqualification of two years after the fine imposed dall''Ibu positivity & agrave; Dimethylamylamine during the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014.

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The court has kept the cancellation of the results from February 17, 2014, the day of positivity & agrave ;, however, has decided to reduce to six months the period of disqualification itself. In other words, the '& ograve can now thirty-four; return to competition with immediate effect Since & eacute; his disqualification & egrave; expired on August 17th. The written judgment has not yet been released, but you can & ograve; argue that at least has become the defensive line set dall''avvocato Marc Heinkelein, or that the disqualification of two years was disproportionate to the violation. In fact, the decision to disqualify dell''Ibu for 2 years is Irina Starykh (positive all''Epo) that Sachenbacher (positive stimulant content in food supplements) had left dumbfounded. The legal Sachenbacher-Stehle had mentioned earlier about the Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson. Also, do not forget a case similar to what dell''italiano William Frullani, tested positive for the same substance, and suspended by CONI for 7 months. So Sachenbacher-Stehle, 34 years to be done in two weeks, & egrave; in effect un''atleta eligible for the World Cup. Remains to be seen what will happen & agrave; set within the German team, gi & agrave; flew to Norway for meetings and pre-season selections. Hard to think of seeing her at the start of international competitions in the beginning of the season, but you can & ograve; rule can return the game along the way. However not & egrave; clear what might be the physical condition of the Teutonic, or what training program would have followed in recent months. The 'one thing & egrave; that the career of Sachenbacher-Stehle can & ograve; continue if she'll want & agrave ;.

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