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Russia Fines Kolobnev Just $1,700 For Doping Positive

October 26th, 2011| Doping, Features, Road | No Comments

Russia Fines Kolobnev Just $1,700 For Doping Positive

MOSCOW, Oct 26, 2011 (AFP) – Russia’s cycling federation on Tuesday fined star racer Alexander Kolobnev just $1,700 and ordered no suspension after his disqualification from the 2011 Tour de [...]

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