Los análisis antidopaje han detectado una sustancia prohibida en la sangre de la patinadora rusa Kamila Valíeva, que se proclamó el lunes campeona olímpica por equipos en los Juegos de Invierno de Pekín.
Según informa hoy el diario Sport-Express, la sustancia detectada es una medicina utilizada para combatir problemas cardíacos que no contribuye a la mejora del rendimiento deportivo.
Dicho análisis, según la prensa, fue realizado supuestamente fuera de competición, en diciembre pasado.
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