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Ana Barbosu: Olympic gymnastics medallist given two-year whereabouts ban after Cas upholds decision

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The Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds a decision to ban Olympic bronze medallist Ana Barbosu for two years after three whereabouts failures.

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The Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Sport Arbitration (TAS) announces that it partially admitted the application for disciplinary proceedings by World Gymnastics against the Ana Maria Barbosu gymnast concerning three cases of non-compliance with the obligation to communicate the location for the anti-doping tests. It was found that Barbosu committed a violation of the anti-doping rules (ADRV) and was sanctioned with a period of ineligibilit…

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The Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Sport Arbitration (TAS) announces that it partially admitted the application for disciplinary proceedings by World Gymnastics against the Ana Maria Barbosu gymnast concerning three cases of non-compliance with the obligation to communicate the location for the anti-doping tests. It was found that Barbosu committed a violation of the anti-doping rules (ADRV) and was sanctioned with a period of ineligibilit…

Ana Barbosu recorded three location flaws within a year

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The Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Sport Arbitration (TAS) announces that it partially admitted the application for disciplinary proceedings by World Gymnastics against the Ana Maria Barbosu gymnast concerning three cases of non-compliance with the obligation to communicate the location for the anti-doping tests. It was found that Barbosu committed a violation of the anti-doping rules (ADRV) and was sanctioned with a period of ineligibilit…

·Romania
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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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