MOSCOW, February 13 check against the environment of the Olympic champion of the Games in Beijing, Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva in the case of a positive doping test, Reuters reports. WADA plans to check coaches, doctors and other adults who are surrounded by the athlete. Friday reported that the doping test of single skater Valieva dated December 25, 2021 gave a positive result for trimetazidine. The test result was handed over by the anti-doping laboratory in Stockholm on February 8. The Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) imposed a temporary suspension on Valiyeva, after the athlete's appeal on February 9, it was lifted. For now, she is allowed to continue competing in the Beijing Olympics. The International Olympic Committee (IOC), WADA and the International Skating Union (ISU) filed a protest with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), which will decide whether Valieva can compete in the individual tournament of the Beijing Olympics. The decision on the admission of Valieva to the Olympic Games will be brought to the parties on the afternoon of Monday, 14 February. Italian Fabio Judika, American Jeffrey Benz and Slovenian Vesna Bergant Rakocevich were appointed arbitrators in the case. The hearings will begin on Sunday at 15:30 Moscow time. The short program of the participants in the individual women's competitions at the Olympics will be skated on February 15. Valieva, following the results of the draw, received the 26th starting number.
