In Russia comes the list of 31 biathletes doping suspects. Leak or hoax?

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In Russia comes the list of 31 biathletes doping suspects. Leak or hoax?

In today's evening on the forum of a Russian website (sports.ru) it has published a very detailed excel document, presented as the infamous list of 31 biathletes doping suspects following the investigations that led to the compilation of McLaren relationship.

It should go with feet of lead, since there is no official certainty about the findings. Therefore there may be a resounding "leak" as a hoax orchestrated artfully. We must also emphasize that at present there is no evidence that this list corresponds to actual violations of anti-doping code. Without these essential conditions, we must also admit that the list is really hot. In it they read the names of some of the most successful Russian biathletes of this decade. For instance does not fail any of the Russian medals in Sochi. They are listed Anton Shipulin, Evgeny Garanichev, Dmitry Malyshko, Evgeny Ustyugov, Alexey Volkov, Vilukhina Olga, Olga Zaitseva, Ekaterina Shumilova and Iana Romanova. They also read the names of Alexander Loginov and Irina Starykh already stopped for overt positivity all''Epo found right at the end of 2013. There are also the names of prominent athletes such as Andrei Makoveev, Timofey Lapshin, Ivan Tcherezov than those of men and women far less titrated (or completely unknown). The complete list can be found by clicking on these words. It should be noted as the 'Ibu tomorrow will conduct a meeting to discuss dell''argomento. Also by many in the world of biathlon we are advancing the 'possibility of boycotting the stage of the Tyumen World Cup and Junior World Championships in Ostrov if the international federation should not take them off to Russia that, now more than ever, is on the corner politically.
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