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Ruling in doping case set to give biathlon star Fourcade a gold 15 years after Vancouver Olympics

  • The International Biathlon Union reported that Evgeny Ustyugov has been stripped of his medals from the 2010 Winter Olympics after a dismissed appeal by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
  • The Court upheld Ustyugov's four-year ban and disqualified all his results from January 2010 through 2014, allowing for a potential appeal to the Swiss supreme court.
  • The International Olympic Committee may now reallocate the medals, with Martin Fourcade likely receiving gold, Pavol Hurajt silver, and Christoph Sumann bronze.
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