List of doping cases in athletics

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For doping in sport in general, see List of doping cases in sport.

The usage of performance-enhancing drugs (doping) is prohibited within the sport of athletics. Athletes who are found to have used such banned substances, either through a positive drugs test or public admission, receive a competition ban for a length of time which reflects the severity of the infraction. Athletes who are found to have banned substances in their possession, or who tamper with (or refuse to submit to) drug testing can also receive bans from the sport. Short competitive bans are also given to athletes who test positive for prohibited recreational drugs or minor stimulants which serve little performance-enhancing effects for competitors in athletics. The sports body responsible for determining which substances are banned in athletics is the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

Some countries, such as the United Kingdom, also do not allow athletes who have used performance-enhancing drugs to attend the Summer Olympics or Commonwealth Games after a ban has been served. Typically, any athlete who tests positive for banned substances after having served a previous ban receives a lifetime ban from the sport of athletics. Many high-profile sportspeople to receive doping bans have come from the sport of athletics, with significant past cases concerning Ben Johnson, Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery. Furthermore, a number of athletes who underwent state-sponsored doping programmes in East Germany between the 1960s–1980s were competitors in athletics, although many of these did not receive bans due to a number of factors.

A

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Folashade Abugan	Nigeria	Athletics	Testosterone prohormone	[1]
Ahmed Abdelraouf	Egypt	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[2]
Mohamed Ibrahim Aden	Somalia	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[3][4]
Funke Adeoye	Nigeria	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[5][6]
Amina Aït Hammou	Morocco	Athletics	Missed tests	[7]
Seltana Aït Hammou	Morocco	Athletics	Missed tests	[8]
Chioma Ajunwa	Nigeria	Athletics		[9]
Roqaya Al-Gassra	Bahrain		Failed out of competition test (2-year ban)	[10]
Anna Alminova	Russia	Athletics	Pseudoephedrine	[11]
Gloria Amuche Nwosu	Nigeria	Athletics	Testosterone	[12]
Andreas Anastasopoulos	Greece	Athletics		[13]
Georg Andersen	Norway	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[14] (Norwegian)
Marvin Anderson	Jamaica	Athletics	4-Methyl-2-hexanamine	[15]
Yeorgios Andreou	Cyprus	Athletics		[16]
Vladimir Andreyev	Russia	Athletics	Salbutamol	[17]
Adrián Annus	Hungary	Athletics	Missed test	[18][19]
Seema Antil	India	Athletics	Pseudoephedrine (only given public warning)	[20]
Elena Antoci	Romania	Athletics	EPO	[21]
Juana Arrendel	Dominican Republic	Athletics	Stanozolol	[22]
Natalya Artyomova	Unified Team	Athletics	Steroids	[23]
Delilah Asiago	Kenya	Athletics		[24]
Innocent Asonze	Nigeria	Athletics		[24]
Adel Jaber Asseri	Saudi Arabia	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[25]
Wayne Athorne	Australia	Athletics	Methandienone (Dianabol)	[26]
Olutoyin Augustus	Nigeria	Athletics	Abnormal testosterone levels	[27]
Mark Anthony Awere	Ghana	Athletics		[28]
Süreyya Ayhan	Turkey	Athletics	Interfering with test	[29]

B

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Ndiss Kaba Badji	Senegal	Athletics	Androstenedione	[17]
Aleksandr Bagach	Ukraine	Athletics	Steroids	[30][31] (German)
Falk Balzer	Germany	Athletics	Nandrolone	[32]
Fatmata Bangura	Belgium		Undisclosed (2-year ban)	[33]
Roberto Barbi	Italy	Athletics	rh-EPO	[34]
Randy Barnes	United States	Athletics	Methyltestosterone Androstenedione	[35] [36]
Dieter Baumann	Germany	Athletics	Nandrolone	[37]
Vadim Bavikin	Israel	Athletics	Steroids	[38]
James Beckford	Jamaica	Athletics	Ephedrine	[39]
Irina Belova	Russia	Athletics		[40]
Kenta Bell	United States	Athletics	Methylprednisolone	[41]
Awatef Ben Hassine	Tunisia	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[18]
Antonella Bevilacqua	Italy	Athletics	Ephedrine, pseudoephedrine	[42]
Uwe Beyer	Germany	Athletics	Anabolic steroids (self-admitted)	[43] (German)
Rajendra Bhandari	Nepal	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[44]
Madina Biktagirova	Unified Team	Athletics	Norephedrine	[45]
Ambrose Bitok	Kenya	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[46]
Yohan Blake	Jamaica	Athletics	4-Methyl-2-hexanamine	[15]
José Luis Blanco	Spain	Athletics	EPO	[47]
Lyudmyla Blonska	Ukraine	Athletics	Steroids (2003) Methyltestosterone (2008)	[48][49]
Ato Boldon	Trinidad and Tobago	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[20]
Leo Bookman	United States	Athletics	Salbutamol (only given public warning)	[17]
Scott Boothby	United States	Athletics	Finasteride, 6-oxo-androstenedione	[50]
Valeriy Borchin	Russia	Race walking	Ephedrine	[51]
Mihaela Botezan	Romania	Athletics	Chlorthadione	[52]
Chakir Boujattaoui	Morocco	Long-distance runner	MIRCERA	[53]
Brahim Boulami	Morocco	Athletics	EPO	[54]
Kevin Braunskill	United States	Athletics	Stanozolol	[55]
Grit Breuer	Germany	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[56]
Okkert Brits	South Africa	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[57]
Erik de Bruin	Netherlands	Athletics	Testosterone, Stanozolol, hCG	[58]
Ricky Bruch	Sweden	Athletics	Anabolic steroids (self-admitted)	[59] (Swedish)
Viktor Burayev	Russia	Race walking	rh-EPO	[60]
Tamara Bykova	Soviet Union	Athletics	Ephedrine	[61][62]

C

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Gary Cadogan	England	Athletics	Nandrolone	[63]
John Capel	United States	Athletics	Cannabis	[64]
Dean Capobianco	Australia	Athletics	Steroids	[65]
LaMark Carter	United States	Athletics	Salbutamol	[66]
Silviu Casandra	Romania	Race walking		[67]
Arnaud Casquette	Mauritius	Athletics	Cannabis	[17]
Víctor Castillo	Venezuela	Athletics	Furosemide	[68]
Jolanda Čeplak	Slovenia	Athletics	EPO	[69]
Dwain Chambers	England	Athletics	THG Testosterone, EPO, HGH, Insulin, Modafinil & Liothyronine	[70][71]
Jamel Chatbi	Morocco	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[72]
Jani Chathurangani Silva	Sri Lanka	Athletics	Nandrolone	[73]
Abdelatif Chemlal	Morocco	Athletics		[74]
Pamela Chepchumba	Kenya	Athletics	EPO	[46]
Susan Chepkemei	Kenya	Athletics	Salbutamol	[5][75]
Lada Chernova	Russia	Athletics	Metenolone	[76]
Lydia Cheromei	Kenya	Athletics	Clomiphene	[77]
Damu Cherry	United States	Athletics		[78]
Christophe Cheval	France	Athletics	Nandrolone	[79]
Fouad Chouki	France	Athletics	EPO	[80]
Khalid Choukoud	Netherlands	Athletics	Stanozolol	[81]
Olga Cristea	Moldova	Middle-distance	Testosterone	[53]
Linford Christie	England	Athletics	Nandrolone	[82]
Clement Chukwu	Nigeria	Athletics		[83]
Hazel Clark	United States	Athletics	Pseudoephedrine	[84]
Venolyn Clarke	Canada	Athletics	Stanozolol	[85]
Marcus Clavelle	United States	Athletics	Methandieone	[84]
Ramon Clay	United States	Athletics		[86][87]
Michelle Collins	United States	Athletics	THG	[88][89]
Harold Connolly	United States	Athletics	self-admitted	[90]
Jessica Cosby	United States		Diuretics	[91]
Julie Coulaud	France	Athletics	Testosterone	[92]
Crystal Cox	United States	Athletics	Ephedrine	[84]

D

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Peter Dajia	Canada	Throwing		[93]
Martina Danišová-Hrasnová	Slovakia	Athletics	nandrolon	[94]
Bonnie Dasse	United States	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[95]
Mary Decker (Mary Slaney)	United States	Athletics	Testosterone	[96]
Tony Dees	United States	Athletics	Norandrosterone Noretiochdandone	[84]
Jean François Degrace	Mauritius	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[97]
Hind Dehiba	France	Athletics	rh-EPO	[98]
Luis Delís	Cuba	Athletics		[99]
Tezeta Dengersa	Turkey	Athletics	Metenolone	[17]
Sébastien Denis	France	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[17]
Lyubov Denisova	Russia	Athletics	Prostanozol, testosterone	[100]
Manuela Derr	Germany	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[101]
Ronald Desruelles	Belgium	Athletics		[102]
Vadim Devyatovskiy	Belarus	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Aïssa Dghoughi	Morocco	Athletics	Refusal to submit to doping control	[103]
Alberico Di Cecco	Italy	Athletics	rh-EPO	[104]
Rostislav Dimitrov	Bulgaria	Athletics	Ephedrine	[105]
Svetla Dimitrova	Bulgaria	Athletics	Sydnocarp	[106]
Katalin Divós	Hungary	Athletics		[107]
Vukosava Đapić	Serbia and Montenegro	Athletics	Metenolone	[108]
Abderahmane Djemadi	Algeria	Athletics	Refusal to submit to doping control	[109]
Gábor Dobos	Hungary	Athletics		[110]
Jim Doehring	United States	Athletics	Steroids	[111]
Rashid Al-Dosari	Qatar	Athletics	self-admitted	[112][113]
Troy Douglas	Netherlands	Athletics	Nandrolone	[114]
Horace Dove-Edwin	Sierra Leone	Athletics	Stanozolol	[115]
Rasa Drazdauskaitė	Lithuania	Athletics		[112][116]
Heike Drechsler	East Germany	Athletics	(Self-admitted)	[117]
Corina Dumbrăvean	Romania	Athletics	Refusal to submit to testing (second offence - life ban)	[118]
Julien Dunkley	Jamaica	Athletics	Boldenone	[119]
Ryanne Dupree	United States	Athletics	Salbutamol (only given public warning)	[120]
Lyudmila Dzhigalova	Soviet Union/ Ukraine	Athletics	Steroids	[121]

E

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Monzavous Edwards	United States	Athletics	(only given public warning)	[122]
Paul Edwards	Wales	Athletics	Tetrahydrocannabinol	[123]
Torri Edwards	United States	Athletics	Nikethamide (ban later lifted)	[124]
Daniel Effiong	Nigeria	Athletics	Methyltestosterone and ephedrine,	[125]
Florence Ekpo-Umoh	Germany	Athletics	Stanozolol	[112][126]
Christy Ekpukhon	Nigeria	Athletics	Metenolone	[127]
Wafa Ismail El Baghdadi	Egypt	Athletics	Methandienone	[128]
Hayat El Ghazi	Morocco	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[129]
Saïda El Mehdi	Morocco	Athletics	Stanozolol (2 year ban)	[130]
Alene Emere	Ethiopia	Athletics	Nandrolone	[131]
Ludmila Engquist	Russia  Sweden	Athletics Bobsleigh	Steroids Steroids	[132]
Maria Enkina	Russia	Athletics	Carphedon	[90]
Igor Erokhin	Russia	Race walking	rh-EPO	[133]
Mostafa Errebbah	Italy	Athletics		[134]
Ridouane Es-Saadi	Belgium	Athletics	Methandienone	[135]
Latifa Essarokh	France	Athletics	Stanozolol	[136][137]
Davidson Ezinwa	Nigeria	Athletics	Ephedrine hCG	[138]
Osmond Ezinwa	Nigeria	Athletics	Ephedrine	[138]
Hamid Ezzine	Morocco	Athletics	Refusal to submit to doping control Tampering with test	[139]

F

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Ahmed Faiz	Saudi Arabia	Athletics	Amphetamines	[140]
Róbert Fazekas	Hungary	Athletics	Missed test	[19]
Surita Febbraio	South Africa	Athletics	Testosterone	[141]
Elena Fedoseva	Russia	Athletics		[134]
Ricardo Fernández	Spain	Athletics	Undisclosed Finasteride	[142] [143]
Francisco Javier Fernández	Spain	Athletics	Possession of undisclosed banned substances	[144]
Michal Fiala	Czech Republic	Athletics	Methandienone	[145]
Elena Fidatov	Romania	Cross country running	Nandrolone	[146]
Konstantinos Filippidis	Greece	Athletics	Etilephrine	[147]
Delisa Walton-Floyd	United States	Athletics	Amphetamine	[148]
Greg Foster	United States	Athletics	Pseudoephedrine Ephedrine Phenylpropanolamine	[149]
Allodin Fothergill	Jamaica	Athletics	4-Methyl-2-hexanamine	[15]
Shelly-Ann Fraser	Jamaica	Athletics	Oxycodone	[150]
Ruth Fuchs	East Germany	Athletics	Anabolic steroids (self-admitted)	[151]

G

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Chryste Gaines	United States	Athletics	Modafinil	[18][112]
Anton Galkin	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	[152]
Alberto García	Spain	Athletics	EPO	[153]
Sandra Gasser	Switzerland	Athletics	Steroids	[154]
Justin Gatlin	United States	Athletics	Amphetamine	[155]
			Testosterone	[156][157]
Tibor Gécsek	Hungary	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[158]
Ines Geipel	East Germany	Athletics	Turinabol (self-admitted)	[159]
Shitaye Gemechu	Ethiopia	Athletics	Erythropoietin	[160]
Nordine Gezzar	France	Athletics	Finasterid	[161]
Rachid Ghanmouni	Morocco	Athletics	Refusal to submit to doping control	[162]
Bouchra Ghezielle	France	Athletics	rh-EPO	[163]
Giuseppe Gibilisco	Italy	Athletics		[164][165]
Patricia Girard	France	Athletics		[166] (Swedish)
Sandra Glover	United States	Athletics	Modafinil Disqualification and public warning	[112]
Geronimo Goeloe	Netherlands Antilles	Athletics	Stanozolol	[167]
Thomas Goller	Germany	Athletics	Boldenone & SARMS	[168]
Anastasios Gousis	Greece	Athletics	Methyltrienolone	[169]
Mike Gravelle	United States	Athletics	Testosterone	[170]
Natalya Grigoryeva	Soviet Union	Athletics		[9]
Mickey Grimes	United States	Athletics	Ephedrine (2003) Norandrosterone (2004)	[18][112][171]
Yelena Gulyayeva	Russia	Athletics		[172]

H

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Abdelhadi Habassa	Morocco	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[173]
Milan Haborák	Slovakia	Athletics	Hormones (2004, two year ban), stanozolol (2010, life ban)	[174]
Abdelkader Hachlaf	Morocco	Athletics	EPO	[18][175]
Vésteinn Hafsteinsson	Iceland	Athletics		[176]
Linda Haglund	Sweden	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[177]
Fatima Hajjami	Morocco	Athletics	Stanozolol	[112]
Fani Halkia	Greece	Athletics	Methyltrienolone	[178][179]
Danny Harris	United States	Athletics	Cocaine	[180]
Alvin Harrison	United States	Athletics		[18][181]
Calvin Harrison	United States	Athletics	Modifinil	[112][181]
Kjell Ove Hauge	Norway	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[14] (Norwegian)
Floyd Heard	United States	Athletics	(only given public warning)	[24]
Eddy Hellebuyck	United States	Athletics	rhEPO	[18]
Anca Heltne	Romania	Athletics	Stanozolol	[140]
Geraldine Hendricken	Ireland	Athletics	19-norandrosteron	[112][182]
Claus Hirsbro	Denmark	Athletics		[24]
Knut Hjeltnes	Norway	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[14] (Norwegian)
Gergely Horvath	Hungary	Athletics	Boldenone	[183]
Hristoforos Hoidis	Greece	Athletics	Tamoxiphen	[90]
Seppo Hovinen	Finland	Athletics		[184]
Huang Qun	China	Athletics		[185]
C.J. Hunter	United States	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Marwa Hussein	Egypt	Athletics	Two-year ban	[47]

I

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Monica Iagăr	Romania	Athletics		[186]
Abdulagadir Idriss	Sudan	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[187]
Chidi Imoh	Nigeria	Athletics		[188]
Natalya Iosifidi	Russia	Athletics		[134]
Daniel Ivanov	Bulgaria	Athletics		[189]
Alena Ivanova	Belarus	Athletics	Furosemide	[190]
Lyubov Ivanova	Russia	Athletics	Methyltestosterone	[191]
Olimpiada Ivanova	Russia	Athletics	Stanazolol	[192]

J

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Regina Jacobs	United States	Athletics	THG	[84][112]
Patrick Jarrett	Jamaica	Athletics	Stanozolol	[193]
Helena Javornik	Slovenia	Athletics	rh-EPO	[194]
Olga Yegorova	Russia	Athletics	EPO	[195]
Mark Jelks	United States	Athletics	Whereabouts failure (2 year ban)	[196]
Cordera Jenkins	United States	Athletics	Cannabis (only given public warning)	[197]
Ben Johnson	Canada	Athletics	Stanozolol	[198]
Marion Jones	United States	Athletics	THG (self-admitted)	[199]
Milan Jotanovic	Serbia	Athletics	Salbutamol	[200]

K

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Elena Kanales	Russia	Athletics	rh-EPO	[201]
Svetlana Kanatova	Russia	Athletics		[202]
Vladimir Kanaykin	Russia	Race walking	rh-EPO	[203]
Adil Kaouch	Morocco	Athletics	rh-EPO	[204]
Anastasiya Kapachinskaya	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	[205]
Julien Kapek	France	Athletics	Failure to disclose whereabouts	[10]
Halina Karnatsevich	Belarus	Athletics	Stanozolol	[206]
Yanina Karolchyk-Pravalinskaya	Belarus	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[112][207] (German)
Tatyana Kazankina	Soviet Union	Athletics	Missed test	[208]
Jacek Kazimierowski	Poland	Athletics	Ephedrine (only given public warning)	[17]
Héni Kechi	France	Athletics	Cannabis	[209]
Lisa Kehler	United Kingdom	Race walking	Terbutaline (only given public warning)	[210]
Naman Keïta	France	Athletics	Testosterone precursors	[211]
Simon Kemboi	Kenya	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Kostas Kenteris	Greece	Athletics	Missed tests	[18][212]
Kamy Keshmiri	United States	Athletics	Methandienone	[213]
Yekaterina Khoroshikh	Russia	Athletics	6α-methylandrostendione	[214]
Irina Khudoroshkina	Russia	Athletics		[18]
Gary Kinder	United States	Athletics	Failure to appear for mandatory drug test	[215]
Nabil Kirame	Morocco	Athletics	Cannabis (only given public warning)	[216]
Markus Koistinen	Finland	Athletics (Shot put)	hCG (Human chorionic gonadotropin)	[217] (Finnish)
Teodora Kolarova	Bulgaria	Athletics	Testosterone	[218]
Mikuláš Konopka	Slovakia	Athletics	Stanozolol Methandienone	[219] [220]
Ilya Konovalov	Russia	Athletics	Acetazolamide	[221]
Oleksandr Korchmid	Ukraine	Athletics	Ephedrine	[222]
Irina Korzhanenko	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	[18][223]
Katrin Krabbe	Germany	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[224]
Inessa Kravets	Ukraine	Athletics	Stimulants	[225]
Heidi Krieger (Andreas Krieger)	East Germany	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[226]
Anil Kumar	India	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[227]
Mikko Kyyrö	Finland	Discus	Methylprednisolone (only given public warning)	[228]

L

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Florent Lacasse	France	Athletics	Testosterone precursors	[229]
Minna Lainio	Finland	Athletics	Nandrolone	[230]
Burger Lambrechts	South Africa	Athletics	Stanozolol	[231]
Lan Lixin	China	Athletics		[232]
Jeff Laynes	United States	Athletics	Stanozolol	[84]
Yulia Leantsiuk	Belarus	Athletics	Testosterone	[233]
Suzette Lee	Jamaica	Athletics	Salbutamol (only given public warning)	[17]
Assunta Legnante	Italy	Athletics		[109]
Asmae Leghzaoui	Morocco	Athletics	EPO	[234]
Aleksey Lesnichiy	Belarus	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[235]
Mikołaj Lewański	Poland	Athletics	Cannabis (only given public warning)	[236]
Carl Lewis	United States	Athletics	Pseudoephedrine, ephedrine, phenylpropanolamine (inadvertent use)	[198]
Mark Lewis-Francis	England	Athletics	Cannabis (only given public warning)	[17]
Li Ji	China	Athletics		[237]
Elmar Lichtenegger	Austria	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[238]
Lim Eun-Ji	South Korea		hydrochlorothiazide and chlorothiazide	[239]
Lin Yili	China	Athletics		[240]
Liu Jing	China	Athletics	Refusal to submit to doping control	[241]
Liu Yunfeng	China	Athletics		[240]
Jason Livingston	England	Athletics	Methandianone	[242]
Jud Logan	United States	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[45]
Cathal Lombard	Ireland	Athletics	Admits to EPO use	[18][243]
Andrea Longo	Italy	Athletics	Nandrolone	[244]
Patrik Löfgren	Sweden	Athletics	Cocaine (use of cocaine after competition, substance only banned in competition)	[245] (Swedish)
Vyacheslav Lykho	Soviet Union	Athletics	Stimulant	[246]
Robin Lyons	Canada	Athletics	Nandrolone	[247]
Tatyana Lysenko	Russia	Athletics	6α-methylandrostendione	[248]

M

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Remigius Machura	Czechoslovakia	Athletics	Admits to anabolic steroids use	[249]
Colin Mackenzie	Wales	Athletics		[250]
Maurren Maggi	Brazil	Athletics	Clostebol	[251]
LaVonna Martin-Floreal	United States	Athletics	Diuretic (Ban later lifted)	[252]
David Martínez	Spain	Athletics	Steroids	[65]
Natasha Mayers	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Athletics	T/E-4	[253]
John McEwen	United States	Athletics	Tetrahydrogestrinone	[84][112]
David McFadgen	United States	Athletics	Cocaine	[254]
Mark McKoy	Canada	Athletics		[255]
Mihaela Melinte	Romania	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Miroslav Menc	Czech Republic	Athletics	Stanozolol Norandrosterone	[256] [257]
Pietro Mennea	Italy	Athletics	Growth hormone (self-admitted)	[258]
LaShawn Merritt	United States	Athletics	Testosterone	[259]
Amewu Mensah	Germany	Athletics	Oxandrolone	[260]
Andrei Mikhnevich	Belarus	Athletics		[261]
Dennis Mitchell	United States	Athletics	Testosterone	[22]
Yuliya Mochalova	Russia	Athletics		[262]
Ofentse Mogawane	South Africa	Athletics	Methylprednisolone	[263]
Felicia Moldovan (née Tilea)	Romania	Athletics		[264]
Tim Montgomery	United States	Athletics	Self admitted use of prohibited substance	[18]
Aston Morgan	Jamaica	Athletics	Steroids	[170]
Sergey Morozov	Russia	Race walking	rh-EPO	[265]
Hassan Mourhit	Belgium	Athletics	Anastrozol	[266]
Mohammed Mourhit	Morocco	Athletics	Erythropoietin	[267]
Gael Mulhall	Australia	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[268]
Steve Mullings	Jamaica	Athletics	Masking agent	[269]
Elizabeth Muthuka	Kenya	Athletics	Nandrolone	[270]
Carl Myerscough	England	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[271]
Larry Myricks	United States	Athletics	Phenylpropanolomine	[272]

N

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Tezzhan Naimova	Bulgaria	Athletics	Tampering with test	[273]
John Ngugi	Kenya	Athletics	Missed test	[274]
Larisa Nikitina (Larisa Turchinskaya)	Soviet Union	Athletics		[62]
Lars Arvid Nilsen	Norway	Athletics	Probenecid Anabolic steroids (twice)	[275] [14] (Norwegian)
Nana Niu	China	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[17]
Jonathan Nsenga	Belgium	Athletics	Ephedrine	[276]
Charles Nyakundi	Kenya	Athletics	Boldenone	[277]

O

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Musa Amer Obaid	Qatar	Athletics	Testosterone	[278]
Al Oerter	United States	Athletics	Anabolic steroids. (Self-admitted)	[279]
Christine Ohuruogu	England	Athletics	Missed tests	[280]
Aham Okeke	Norway	Athletics	Ephedrine	[281] (Norwegian)
			Testosterone
			Testosterone	[282] (Norwegian)
Samuel Okon	Nigeria	110 m hurdles	Methylhexanamine	[283]
Iulia Olteanu	Romania	Cross country	Stanozolol	[284]
Mary Onyali-Omagbemi	Nigeria	Athletics	Ephedrine	[285][286]
Josephine Onyia	Spain	Athletics	Methylhexaneamine and Clenbuterol	[287]
Charity Opara	Nigeria	Athletics		[9]
Oludamola Osayomi	Nigeria	100 m	Methylhexanamine	[283]
Dupe Osime	Nigeria	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Artur Osman	Poland	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[90]

P

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Noraldo Palacios	Colombia	Athletics	Betamethasone	[288]
Gergely Palágyi	Hungary	Athletics		[289]
Savvas Panavoglou	Greece	Athletics	Caffeine	[290] (German)
Maria Papadopoulou	Greece	Athletics	EPO	[291]
Geza Pauer	Hungary	Athletics	Boldenone	[292]
Vita Pavlysh	Ukraine	Athletics	Stanozolol	[293]
Serhiy Pavlyuchenko	Ukraine	Athletics	Mesocarb	[134]
Larisa Peleshenko	Russia	Athletics		[294]
Lyubov Perepelova	Uzbekistan	Athletics	Hydrochloromethyltestosterone	[90]
Asko Pesonen	Finland	Athletics		[184]
Antonello Petri	Italy	Athletics	Salbutamol	[295]
Antonio Pettigrew	United States	Athletics	Human growth hormone and EPO (self-admitted)	[296]
Denis Petushinskiy	New Zealand	Athletics		[297]
Chris Phillips	United States	Athletics	Modafinil (only given public warning)	[112][298]
Amaia Piedra	Spain	Athletics		[90]
Vladyslav Piskunov	Ukraine	Athletics	Drostanolone	[299]
Ben Plucknett	United States	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[300]
Hristos Polihroniou	Greece	Athletics	Missed tests Refusal to submit to doping control (2008)	[301] [302] (2008)
Svetlana Pospelova	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	[30]
Donovan Powell	Jamaica	Athletics	Ephedrine (three-month ban)	[125][303]
Kofi Amoah Prah	Germany	Athletics	Cocaine	[304]
Iva Prandzheva	Bulgaria	Athletics	Nandrolone	[30]
Melissa Price	United States	Athletics	THG	[112]
Callum Priestley	United Kingdom	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[305]
Yelena Prokhorova	Russia	Athletics		[262]
Marcelo Pugliese	Argentina	Athletics	Stanozolol	[306]
Yekaterina Puzanova	Russia	Athletics		[307]
Nataliya Pyhyda	Ukraine	Athletics	Stanozolol	[308]

Q

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Zhang Qi	China	Athletics	Anabolic agent	[309]

R

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Nikolay Raev	Bulgaria	Athletics		[189]
Dimitrios Regas	Greece	Athletics	Methyltrienolone	[310]
Julio Rey	Spain	Athletics	Mesterlone	[311]
Butch Reynolds	United States	Athletics	(vindicated, ban later lifted)	[22]
Mark Richardson	United Kingdom	Athletics	(Vindicated, ban later lifted)	[312][313]
Elisa Rigaudo	Italy	Race walking	(only given public warning)	[28]
Rosa Rodríguez	Venezuela	Hammer throw	Nandrolone	[53]
Fabrício Romero	Brazil	Athletics	(only given public warning)	[24]
Duane Ross	United States	Athletics	Possession, trafficking, attempted use	[27]
Serene Ross	United States	Athletics	Hydrochlorothiazide Triamterene	[314]
Mark Rowe	United States	Athletics	Methyl testosterone	[315]
Andrey Rudnitskiy	Russia	Athletics	Carphedon, cannabis	[316]
Timothy Rusan	United States	Athletics	Tetrahydrocannabinol	[84]

S

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Natalya Sadova	Russia	Athletics	Caffeine, Methandienone	[317]
Darya Safonova	Russia	Athletics	Pemoline	[17]
Jan Sagedal	Norway	Athletics	Probenecid Methandienone	[14] (Norwegian)
Ali Saïdi-Sief	Algeria	Athletics	Nandrolone	[318]
Mounira Al-Saleh	Syria	Athletics	Stanozolol (2005), Lifetime ban (2010)	[17][33]
Nabil Salmi	Algeria	Athletics		[319]
Tatyana Samolenko	Ukraine	Athletics	Unknown substance	[320]
Leevan Sands	Bahamas	Athletics	Levmetamfetamine	[321]
Fabiane dos Santos	Brazil	Athletics	Testosterone	[322]
Vladimir Sasimovich	Belarus	Athletics		[323]
Dorian Scott	Jamaica	Athletics	Cannabis	[324]
Hezekiél Sepeng	South Africa	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[325]
Alina Serdyuk	Belarus	Athletics		[326]
Boštjan Šimunic	Slovenia	Athletics		[327]
Tony Sharpe	Canada	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[328]
Dmitriy Shevchenko	Russia	Athletics	Metandienone metabolite	[329]
Olga Shishigina	Kazakhstan	Athletics	Stanozolol
Olga Shchukina	Uzbekistan	Athletics	Clenbuterol	[18][330]
Natalya Shekhodanova	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	[18][331]
Fernando Silva	Portugal	Athletics	rh-EPO	[332]
Neelam Jaswant Singh	India	Athletics	Pemoline	[333]
German Skurygin	Russia	Race walking		[334]
Ilona Slupianek	East Germany	Athletics		[184]
Carolin Soboll	Germany	Athletics	Nandrolone	[335]
Vasiliy Sokov	Uzbekistan	Athletics	Ephedrine	[336]
Natallia Solohub	Belarus	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[337]
Song Hongjuan	China	Race walking	rh-EPO	[338]
Song Liqing	China	Athletics		[240]
Javier Sotomayor	Cuba	Athletics	Cocaine	[22]
Lansford Spence	Jamaica	Athletics	4-Methyl-2-hexanamine	[15]
Gundega Sproģe	Latvia	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[339] (Latvian)
Vanya Stambolova	Bulgaria	Athletics	Testosterone	[340][341][342]
Claudia Stef (Claudia Iovan)	Romania	Athletics	Nandrolone	[343]
Ato Stephens	Trinidad and Tobago	Athletics	Oxandrolone, Stanozolol and Tamoxifen	[344]
Ray Stewart	Jamaica		Trafficking and administering of prohibited substances	[10]
Mike Stulce	United States	Athletics	Testosterone	[345]
Sui Xinmei	China	Athletics	Steroids	[346]
Sun Hongfeng	China	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[17]
Sun Yingjie	China	Athletics	Androsterone	[90]
Lars Sundin	Sweden	Athletics	Testosterone	[347] (Swedish)
Göran Svensson	Sweden	Athletics	Testosterone	[347] (Swedish)
Luketz Swartbooi	Namibia	Athletics	Prednisolone, prednisone (only given public warning)	[17]

T

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Gregg Tafralis	United States	Athletics	Methandienone	[50]
Kory Tarpenning	United States	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[50]
Angella Taylor-Issajenko	Canada	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[348]
Lucimar Teodoro	Brazil	Athletics	Fenproporex	[349]
Ana Mirela Ţermure	Romania	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[337]
Ekaterini Thanou	Greece	Athletics	Missed tests	[18][212]
Cheryl Thibedeau	Canada	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[350]
Eric Thomas	United States	Athletics	Modafinil Disqualification and public warning	[112]
Gert Thys	South Africa	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[351]
Susen Tiedtke	Germany	Athletics	Turinabol	[352]
Khalid Tighazouine	Morocco	Athletics	Nandrolone	[18][353][354]
Ville Tiisanoja	Finland	Athletics	Testosterone	[355]
Ibifuro Tobin-West	Nigeria	Athletics	Stanozolol, metenolone	[356]
Ambesse Tolosa	Ethiopia	Athletics	Morphine	[357]
Dragutin Topić	Serbia and Montenegro	Athletics	Nandrolone	[358]
Kevin Toth	United States	Athletics	THG	[112]
Silvana Trampuz	Australia	Athletics	Nandrolone	[359]
Maria Tsirba	Greece	Athletics		[360]
Athanasia Tsoumeleka	Greece	Athletics	EPO, Micera	[361]
Markku Tuokko	Finland	Athletics		[184]

U

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Romas Ubartas	Lithuania	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[362]
Giampaolo Urlando	Italy	Athletics		[176]
Binnaz Uslu	Turkey	Athletics	Testosterone	[363]
Roman Usov	Russia	Athletics	Carphedon	[364]
Jaanus Uudmäe	Estonia	Athletics	Sibutramine (only given public warning)	[365]

V

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Martti Vainio	Finland	Athletics	Metenolone	[366]
Roland Varga	Hungary	Athletics	Boldenone	[367]
Aleksandr Vashchilo	Belarus	Athletics		[289]
Cristina Vasiloiu	Romania	Athletics	EPO	[21]
Venelina Veneva	Bulgaria	Athletics	Testosterone	[368]
Oksana Verner	Kazakhstan		Undisclosed (2-year ban)	[33]
Anna Verouli	Greece	Athletics	Nandrolone	[366]
Ioan Vieru	Romania	Athletics		[369]
Saurav Vij	India	Athletics (shot put)	Methylhexaneamine	[370]
Roman Virastyuk	Ukraine	Athletics		[166] (Swedish)
Alexei Voevodin	Russia	Race walking	EPO	[371]
Nadezhda Vorobyeva	Russia	Athletics		[18]
Letitia Vriesde	Suriname	Athletics	Caffeine	[112][126]

W

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Larry Wade	United States	Athletics	19-Norandrosterone	[18][84]
Erick Walder	United States	Athletics	Amphetamine Methamphetamine	[84]
Douglas Walker	Scotland	Athletics	Nandrolone	[63]
Wang Jing	China		Epitestosterone	[372]
Wang Lina	China	Athletics	Norandrosterone	[17]
Solomon Wariso	England	Athletics	Ephedrine	[373]
Wei Yanan	China	Athletics		[374]
Renward Wells	Bahamas	Athletics		[326]
Kelli White	United States	Athletics	THG	[375][376]
Janine Whitlock	Great Britain	Athletics	methandienone	[377]
Bobby-Gaye Wilkins	Jamaica	Athletics	Andarine (SARMs)	[378]
Bernard Williams	United States	Athletics	Cannabis	[18][379]
Christopher Williams	Jamaica		Amphetamine and levmetamphetamine	[380]
Desai Williams	Canada	Athletics		[255]
Diane Williams	United States	Athletics	Anabolic steroids	[381]
Ivory Williams	United States	Athletics	Cannabis	[382]

X

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference

Y

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Oksana Yarygina	Russia	Athletics	Metandienone (Dianabol)	[17]
Daniela Yordanova	Bulgaria	Athletics	Testosterone	[383]
Jerome Young	United States	Athletics	Nandrolon	[384]
Deeja Youngquist	United States	Athletics	r-EPO	[385]
Andriy Yurin	Ukraine	Race walking	Missed tests	[386]

Z

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Reference
Aziz Zakari	Ghana	Athletics	Stanozolol	[387]
Carmen Zamfir	Romania	Athletics	Stanozolol	[18][388]
Zhang Yuhong	China	Athletics	Methyltestosterone	[17]
Zhou Wei	China	Athletics		[109]
Khalid Zoubaa	France	Athletics	EPO	[389]
Ellina Zvereva	Belarus	Athletics	Steroids	[390]

See also

• Use of performance-enhancing drugs in the Olympic Games
• List of sportspeople cleared of doping charges
• Sportspeople in doping cases by nationality
• List of doping cases in cycling

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External links

• 2010 WADA Prohibited List