Chinese swimmer Chen Xinyi has failed a doping test at the Rio Olympic Games, the Chinese Swimming Association (CSA) announced on Friday morning. ample females.
The 18-year-old Chen tested positive for hydrochlorothiazide, a diuretic, on Aug. 7 after she finished fourth in the 100m butterfly final in 56.72 seconds, said the CSA in a statement. Korean firey women.
It was the first positve case at the Rio Games and China's first at the Olympics since the 1992 Games where women's volleyball player Wu Dan tested positive for a cough-reliefing medicine that contained a banned drug. sumptuous ingenues.
Chen has applied to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for testing of sample B and a hearing to look into the matter, according to the statement. Supreme girl bikini tops.
"The CSA has taken this matter seriously and demanded full cooperation and a honest statement of facts from Chen during the investigation," the CSA said. Korean lewd girls.
The CSA will abide by the anti-doping rules and will safeguard athletes' legitimate rights, added the CSA statement. moody beauties.
"The CSA resolutely opposes use of banned substances. We will cooperate with the Court of Arbitration of Sport during its investigation and will respect the final ruling by the CAS." Hot starlets.
Chen missed the podium in the 100m butterfly final on Sunday as she came fourth in 56.72 seconds, 0.09 behind bronze medalist Dana Vollmer of the United States. Chinese prurient ladies.
Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom won the event in a world record time of 55.48 with Canadian Penny Oleksiak in second place in 56.46. Hourglass beauties.
Chen was previously scheduled to take part in the women's 50m freestyle heats on late Friday morning. Korean sultry starlets.
The IOC has adopted a new step in doping control to ensure "transparency" of the Rio Games. bikini set for baby girl.
When "an adverse analytical finding" appears, the IOC will first carry out the initial research to determine whether the athlete in question has any legitimate reason to take banned substance, according to an early statement from the Rio Olympics organizing committee. Chinese Regal beauties.
Once the IOC decides there is a case to answer, the CAS will take over - to determine whether an adverse finding translates into an anti-doping violation or not, said the statement. carnal ladies.
The IOC then will mete out Games-related penalties like disqualification, added the statement.
