The Boston Athletic Association is to pay prize money to athletes who finished behind doping offenders at their races.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Boston Athletic Association is to pay prize money to athletes who finished behind doping offenders ...
The payouts will apply to runners since 1986, when it first introduced prize money. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Ethiopia's Buzunesh Deba will be awarded her prize money through the B.A.A.'s new voluntary payments initiative ...
The Boston Athletic Association announced it will distribute prize money to athletes who were impacted by doping offenders in its races. Starting in 1986, athletes who were entitled to prizes after ...
We are doing what we can to ensure fair competition among athletes, and we will always seek to play host to the fairest of ...
Buzunesh Deba was owed $100,000 after she was elevated from runner-up to first place. She will now receive those winnings as ...
NEW YORK – The Boston Athletic Association (BAA) has confirmed that it will be paying prize money to athletes who finished behind doping offenders at their races, including the Boston Marathon.
NEW YORK — The Boston Athletic Association is to pay prize money to athletes who finished behind doping offenders at their races. The organiser of the world's oldest annual marathon said on ...
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