Asafa Powell
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Jamaican sprinters Asafa Powell, the former 100 metres world record holder, and Sherone Simpson have had their doping bans reduced from 18 months to six months and are free to compete immediately
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The former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell has made the startling confession that he was unaware of the World Anti-Doping Agency rules on the opening day of the hearing into his failed drug test
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Jamaican athletics' national governing body has brushed off the threat of being excluded from the Olympics
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Usain Bolt's coach, Glen Mills, has defended Jamaica's sprinters and the island's anti-doping programme
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Donovan Bailey says Usain Bolt and the world championships 100 metres can restore the sport's credibility after the knocks of failed drug tests
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Usain Bolt tells Donald McRae he is clean and is keen to restore confidence in athletics with 'something special' at the world championships in Moscow
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Jamaican sprinter defends his sport in wake of rivals' failed drugs tests while London's mayor announces huge skiing centre
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A Jamaica footballer tested positive for a banned substance after a World Cup qualifying match against Honduras
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Lord Coe has backed the World Anti-Doping Agency's attempts to allow athletes' entourages to also be punished after failed drug tests
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Olympic gold medallist heptathlete responds to news that Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson have failed drug tests
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Italian prosecutors have placed Asafa Powell, his Jamaican team-mate Sherone Simpson, and their trainer Chris Xuereb under investigation for allegedly violating the country's doping laws
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How the devastating news of multiple positive drug tests is being received by media and officials in Jamaica
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Italian police questioned the trainer of Asafa Powell until 4.30am on Monday and confiscated supplements after raiding the hotel where the Jamaican sprinter was staying
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Tyson Gay's and Asafa Powell's positive dope tests have given athletics another credibility issue before the Anniversary Games
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Police have raided the hotel rooms of Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson in northern Italy
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The American 100m record holder Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell and four other Jamaicans have tested positive for banned substances
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London 2012: Jamaican runner storms to victory, breaking Olympic record with time of 9.63 seconds
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The US sprinter Justin Gatlin beat Jamaica's Asafa Powell in the 100m at the Diamond League meeting in Doha
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Usain Bolt will run his first 100m of the year at the Jamaica International Invitational track and field meet on 5 May
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Asafa Powell has said he is confident of his sprint form at the indoor grand prix in Birmingham
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Jamaica's Asafa Powell has been ruled out of the individual 100m at the world championships in Daegu
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Asafa Powell is ready to show why he is such a threat to Usain Bolt's supremacy, he tells Anna Kessel
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