Radar — a Hungarian épée fencer's Olympic participation in doubt over a doping suspicion

Providing whereabouts information is an obligation of the very best athletes only!! It is a window chosen and declared by the competitor — 60 minutes a day — that makes an unannounced doping test possible.The effectiveness of an unannounced control is determined by whether we can arrive unexpectedly and take the sample without the athlete having prepared for it in advance. That is why whereabouts information matters. So, to return to the point: between about 5 a.m. and 11 p.m. the athlete has to choose 60 minutes out of their life and say that, in their own judgement, this is the hour best suited to carrying out a doping control.Read more…