Germany's fastest sprinter Owen Ansah faces an anti-doping process

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Owen Ansah is Germany's best sprinter by far. But now the NADA is investigating him. It's about a doping test that was never given. Because he was late. Ansah criticizes the process.

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The National Anti-Doping Agency has initiated proceedings against German 100m record holder Owen Ansah for a possible violation of anti-doping provisions. Specifically, the athlete is accused of refusing a doping control.

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Owen Ansah remains as the first German over 100 meters below ten seconds. Now there is a case of the National Anti Doping Agency against him. Ansah explains what happened.

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Owen Ansah was the first German to run the 100 metres in less than ten seconds, and at the European Championships in Birmingham he has medal chances. After a missed doping test, he escapes a lock, but a procedure is under way.

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The German 100-meter record holder Owen Ansah had a strong season until the last time. Now there is a lawsuit by the National Anti Doping Agency against him.