CLEAN : Olympics: Russian doping disgusts me: IPC President

The transcript discusses the issue of state-sponsored doping in Russian sports, particularly in the context of the Paralympic Games. It highlights the corruption within the Russian anti-doping system, which is seen as a state-run effort that undermines the integrity of sports and the well-being of athletes. The discussion emphasizes the failure of the Russian government to protect its athletes and the impact of this corruption on the Paralympic movement. The transcript also touches on the values of the Paralympic movement and the challenges posed by such systemic doping practices.

What is the main focus of the initial discussion on state-sponsored doping?

• Individual athletes' choices

• The role of the Russian government

• The history of the Paralympic Games

• The benefits of doping

How does the Russian government's approach affect clean athletes?

• It encourages them to participate in doping

• It undermines their achievements

• It provides them with more opportunities

• It has no impact on them

What is the primary concern regarding the anti-doping system in Russia?

• It is too strict

• It is not well-known

• It is completely compromised

• It is too lenient

What do the independent reports by the World Anti-Doping Agency reveal?

• The success of Russian athletes

• The effectiveness of Russian sports

• The systemic doping culture in Russia

• The history of the World Anti-Doping Agency

What is the broader implication of the doping culture in Russian sports?

• It contradicts the values of the Paralympic movement

• It enhances the spirit of competition

• It is beneficial for athletes' health

• It has no significant impact