adminPARIS. — The scandal gripping athletics promises to worsen with publication today of a second explosive report targeting corrupt “scumbags” and a leaked blood database that could have worldwide ramifications for track and field. The second report by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) independent commission, understood to include shocking revelations of endemic corruption within IAAF and leading athletics federations other than Russia, such as track powerhouses Kenya, will likely make or break the nascent reign of newly-installed president Sebastian Coe. — AFP.
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