Russia curling federation official on Krushelnitsky doping case

The transcript discusses the implications of sanctions on athletes, particularly focusing on the potential disqualification of medals. It highlights the legal measures being taken by Swiss lawyers to defend the athletes. The conversation also touches on doping allegations, emphasizing the rigorous testing athletes undergo and the improbability of intentional doping at the Olympics.

What humorous suggestion does the speaker make at the beginning?

• To come for treatment and training

• To come for a dance lesson

• To attend a music concert

• To join a cooking class

What is the potential consequence mentioned for athletes regarding sanctions?

• Being fined heavily

• Being publicly shamed

• Receiving a lifetime ban

• Having their medals revoked

Who is involved in representing the athletes legally?

• American lawyers

• Swiss lawyers

• Russian diplomats

• International judges

What does the speaker emphasize about the doping accusations?

• They are widely accepted

• They are ignored by officials

• They make no sense

• They are based on solid evidence

What does the speaker say about the use of meldonium at the Olympics?

• It is encouraged by coaches

• It is a smart strategy

• It is a common practice

• It is an absurd idea