Doping at the Olympic Games

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The International Olympic Committee introduced the first doping controls at the Olympic Games in 1968. Here is the list of all the athletes disqualified from the Games for failing drug tests, with the indication of the withdrawn medal(s), if any.

Contents 1 Summer Olympic Games 1.1 1968 Mexico City 1.2 1972 Munich 1.3 1976 Montreal 1.4 1980 Moscow 1.5 1984 Los Angeles 1.6 1988 Seoul 1.7 1992 Barcelona 1.8 1996 Atlanta 1.9 2000 Sydney 1.10 2004 Athens 2 Winter Olympic Games 2.1 1968 Grenoble 2.2 1972 Sapporo 2.3 1976 Innsbruck 2.4 1980 Lake Placid 2.5 1984 Sarajevo 2.6 1988 Calgary 2.7 1992 Albertville 2.8 1994 Lillehammer 2.9 1998 Nagano 2.10 2002 Salt Lake City 2.11 2006 Turin 3 See also

[edit] Summer Olympic Games

[edit] 1968 Mexico City

Main article: 1968 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall	Sweden	Modern pentathlon	Alcohol	bronze (team)

[edit] 1972 Munich

Main article: 1972 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Bakhaavaa Buidaa	Mongolia	Judo	Ephedrine	silver (71 kg)
Miguel Coll	Puerto Rico	Basketball	Ephedrine
Rick DeMont	United States	Swimming	Ephedrine	gold (400 m freestyle)
Jaime Huelamo	Spain	Cycling	Coramine	bronze (individual road race)
Walter Legel	Austria	Weightlifting	Amphetamine
Mohammadreza Nasehi	Iran	Weightlifting	Ephedrine
Aad van der Hoeck	Netherlands	Cycling	Coramine	bronze (100 km team race)

[edit] 1976 Montreal

Main article: 1976 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Blagoi Blagoev	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid	silver (82.5 kg)
Marc Cameron	United States	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Paul Cerutti	Monaco	Shooting	Amphetamine
Dragomir Ciorosian	Romania	Weightlifting	Fencanfamine
Philippe Grippaldi	United States	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Zbigniew Kaczmarek	Poland	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid	gold (67.5 kg)
Valentin Khristov	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid	gold (100 kg)
Arne Norrback	Sweden	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Peter Pavlasek	Czechoslovakia	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Danuta Rosani	Poland	Athletics	Anabolic steroid

[edit] 1980 Moscow

Main article: 1980 Summer Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 1984 Los Angeles

Main article: 1984 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Serafim Grammatikopoulos	Greece	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Vésteinn Hafsteinsson	Iceland	Athletics	Nandrolone
Tomas Johansson	Sweden	Wrestling	Methenolone	silver (super-heavy)
Stefan Laggner	Austria	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Goran Petersson	Sweden	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Eiji Shimomura	Japan	Volleyball	Testosterone
Mikiyasu Tanaka	Japan	Volleyball	Ephedrine
Ahmed Tarbi	Algeria	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Mahmud Tarha	Lebanon	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Gianpaolo Urlando	Italy	Athletics	Testosterone
Martti Vainio	Finland	Athletics	Methenolone	silver (10,000 m)
Anna Verouli	Greece	Athletics	Nandrolone

[edit] 1988 Seoul

Main article: 1988 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Alidad	Afghanistan	Wrestling	Furosemide
Kerrith Brown	Great Britain	Judo	Furosemide
Kalman Csengeri	Hungary	Weightlifting	Stanozolol
Mitko Grablev	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Furosemide	gold (56 kg)
Angell Guenchev	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Furosemide	gold (67.5 kg)
Ben Johnson	Canada	Athletics	Stanozolol	gold (100 m)
Fernando Mariaca	Spain	Weightlifting	Pemoline
Jorge Quesada	Spain	Modern pentathlon	Propanolol
Andor Szanyi	Hungary	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	silver (100 kg)
Alexander Watson	Australia	Modern pentathlon	Caffeine

[edit] 1992 Barcelona

Main article: 1992 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Madina Biktagirova	Unified Team	Athletics	Norephedrine
Bonnie Dasse	United States	Athletics	Clenbuterol
Jud Logan	United States	Athletics	Clenbuterol
Nijole Medvedeva	Lithuania	Athletics	Mesocarde
Wu Dan	China	Volleyball	Strychnine

[edit] 1996 Atlanta

Main article: 1996 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Iva Prandzheva	Bulgaria	Athletics	Metadienone
Natalya Shekhodanova	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol

[edit] 2000 Sydney

Main article: 2000 Summer Olympics

See also: Cheating at the Paralympic Games

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Fritz Aanes	Norway	Wrestling	Nandrolone
Ashot Danielyan	Armenia	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	bronze (105 kg)
Izabela Dragneva	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Diuretic	gold (48 kg)
Stian Grimseth	Norway	Weightlifting	Nandrolone
Ivan Ivanov	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Diuretic	silver (56 kg)
Alexander Leipold	Germany	Wrestling	Nandrolone	gold (76 kg)
Sevdalin Minchev	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Diuretic	bronze (62 kg)
Oyunbileg Purevbaatar	Mongolia	Wrestling	Furosemide
Andreea Răducan	Romania	Gymnastics	Ephedrine	gold (individual all-round)
Andris Reinholds	Latvia	Rowing	Nandrolone

[edit] 2004 Athens

Main article: 2004 Summer Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Wafa Ammouri	Morocco	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Adrián Annus	Hungary	Athletics	Falsified test result	gold (hammer throw)
Andrew Brack	Greece	Baseball	Stanozolol
Viktor Chislean	Moldova	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Róbert Fazekas	Hungary	Athletics	Missed the test	gold (discus throw)
Mabel Fonseca	Puerto Rico	Wrestling	Stanozolol
Anton Galkin	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol
Ferenc Gyurkovics	Hungary	Weightlifting	Oxanfrolone	silver (105 kg)
Zoltan Kecskes	Hungary	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Konstantinos Kenteris	Greece	Athletics	Missed the test
Albina Khomic	Russia	Weightlifting	Testosterone
Aye Khine Nan	Myanmar	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Irina Korzhanenko	Russia	Athletics	Stanozolol	gold (shot put)
Zoltan Kovacs	Hungary	Weightlifting	Missed the test
Pratima Kumari Na	India	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Aleksey Lesnichiy	Belarus	Athletics	Clenbuterol
David Munyasia	Kenya	Boxing	Cathine
Derek Nicholson	Greece	Baseball	Diuretic
Cian O'Connor	Ireland	Equestrian	Antipsychotics (to the horse Waterford Crystal)	gold (individual jumping)
Olena Olefirenko	Ukraine	Rowing	Ethamivan	bronze (coxless four)
Leonidas Sampanis	Greece	Weightlifting	Testosterone	bronze (62 kg)
Thinbaijam Sanamcha Chanu	India	Weightlifting	Furosemide
Mital Sharipov	Kyrgyzstan	Weightlifting	Furosemide
Olga Shchukina	Uzbekistan	Athletics	Clenbuterol
Sahbaz Sule	Turkey	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroid
Ekaterini Thanou	Greece	Athletics	Missed the test
Ludger Beerbaum	Germany	Show Jumping	Betamethasone (to the horse Goldfever)	gold (team jumping)

[edit] Winter Olympic Games

[edit] 1968 Grenoble

Main article: 1968 Winter Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 1972 Sapporo

Main article: 1972 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Alois Scholder	West Germany	Ice hockey	Ephedrine

[edit] 1976 Innsbruck

Main article: 1976 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Galina Kulakova	Soviet Union	Cross-country skiing	Ephedrine	bronze (5 km)
Frantisek Pospisil	Czechoslovakia	Ice hockey	Codeine

[edit] 1980 Lake Placid

Main article: 1980 Winter Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 1984 Sarajevo

Main article: 1984 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Batsukh Purevjal	Mongolia	Cross-country skiing	Anabolic steroid

[edit] 1988 Calgary

Main article: 1988 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Jaroslaw Morawiecki	Poland	Ice hockey	Testosterone

[edit] 1992 Albertville

Main article: 1992 Winter Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 1994 Lillehammer

Main article: 1994 Winter Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 1998 Nagano

Main article: 1998 Winter Olympics

No athletes were caught doping at these Games.

[edit] 2002 Salt Lake City

Main article: 2002 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Alain Baxter	Great Britain	Alpine skiing	Methamphetamine	bronze (slalom)
Olga Danilova	Russia	Cross-country skiing	Darbepoetin	gold (5 km pursuit)
Larisa Lazutina	Russia	Cross-country skiing	Darbepoetin	gold (30 km)
Marc Meyer	Austria	Cross-country skiing	Use of blood transfusion equipments
Johann Mühlegg	Spain	Cross-country skiing	Darbepoetin	gold (50 km)
Vasily Pankov	Belarus	Ice hockey	Nandrolone
Achim Walcher	Austria	Cross-country skiing	Use of blood transfusion equipments

[edit] 2006 Turin

Main article: 2006 Winter Olympics

Name	Country	Sport	Banned substance	Medals
Olga Pyleva	Russia	Biathlon	Carphedon	silver (15km)

[edit] See also

• List of sporting scandals