Anti-Doping Agency Bans Russia From Global Sports For 4 Years

The transcript discusses a four-year ban on Russia from international sporting events, including the Tokyo Olympics, due to doping violations. The ban restricts Russian officials and events, but allows clean athletes to compete under a neutral flag. Russia has 21 days to accept the punishment or appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

What is the duration of the ban imposed on Russia for international sporting events?

• Eight years

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of the ban on Russia?

• Bans on Russian government officials

• Allowing Russia to fly its flag at major events

• Prohibition of Russia hosting international events

• Bans on Russian sports officials

What was Russia's response to the opportunity to rejoin the global anti-doping community?

• They complied with all requirements

• They continued with deception and denial

• They partially complied

• They immediately accepted the conditions

Under what condition can Russian athletes still compete in international events?

• If they are part of a team sport

• If they have won a previous Olympic medal

• If they compete under a neutral flag and prove they are clean

• If they are under 18 years old

What option does the Russian Anti Doping Agency have regarding the punishment?

• They can negotiate a reduced ban

• They can ignore the punishment

• They can appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport

• They can impose their own sanctions