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(L-R) Qatar's Daham Najm Bashair, Bahrain's Rashid Ramzi and Bahrain's Belall Mansoor Belal race to the finish line during the men's 1500m race finals at the 15th Asian Games in Doha December 10, 2006. Bashair, Belal and Ramzi took the gold, silver and bronze medals respectively. |
The other four were Dominican women's weightlifter Yudelquis Contreras, German cyclist Stephan Schumacher, Greek race walker Athanasia Tsoumeleka and Croatian 800m runner Vanja Perisic.
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Yudelquis Contreras of the Dominican Republic competes in the women's 56kg weightlifting event at the Pan American Game in Rio de Janeiro, July 15, 2007. |
The six new cases bring to 15 the total number of athletes caught doping in the Beijing Olympics.
The IOC reanalyzed a total of 948 samples from Beijing after new lab tests for CERA and insulin became available following the Olympics. The testing began in January and focused mainly on endurance events in cycling, rowing, swimming and track and field.
Ramzi won Bahrain's first ever Olympic gold medal in track and field after the Moroccan-born runner won the 800-1,500 double at the 2005 world championships.
Contreras competed in the women's 53-kilogram category, Tsoumeleka finished ninth in the 20km walk, and Perisic was eliminated in the first-round heats of the 800m.
The 37-year-old Rebellin finished second behind Spain's Samuel Sanchez in the Olympic road race, and Schumacher finished 13th in the Beijing time trial and dropped out before the finish of the road race.
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Astana rider Levi Leipheimer(L) of the U.S. and Gerolsteiner's Stephan Schumacher (R) of Germany smile before the start of the stage nine of the Tour of Spain "La Vuelta" cycling race between Vielha and Sabinanigo Sept. 8, 2008. |
The IOC has already stripped four athletes of Beijing Olympic medals, namely, Ukrainian heptathlete Lyudmila Blonska (silver), Belarusian hammer throwers Vadim Devyatovskiy (silver) and Ivan Tsikhan (bronze) and DPR Korean shooter Kim Jong Su (silver and bronze).