Done with "Doping Olympics" - Supported by Trump Junior

The competition will take place in May 2026. The son of the U.S. president has invested to create this controversial project.

Swimming, sprinting and weightlifting will be on the program in Las Vegas, and Trump's son is among the financial backers. A world record is worth one million dollars.

The championship where doping is allowed is backed by the eldest son of US President Donald Trump. Now the "doping Olympics" has its arena - it will be decided in Las Vegas in a year and a world record could bring a bonus of over nine million kronor.

The idea of an Olympics where "everything" is allowed now looks set to become a reality. The championships without doping tests are set for Las Vegas next year.

The new doping format already has some athletes who have publicly committed themselves to participating.Trump's son pushes games that allow to use substances: "They will be superhuman"