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Russian track and field files new claim with CAS over sanctions imposed by World Athletics
Compiled Aug 10
What happened
Russia's track and field federation filed a new claim with the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Monday to challenge sanctions imposed by World Athletics
The detail
World Athletics excluded all athletes from Russia and Belarus from its international events in March 2022 after Russian forces invaded Ukraine
The detail
The suspension was maintained at a council meeting in July, prompting Russian Athletics to launch a separate appeal with CAS to overturn it
The detail
The federation's new appeal targets restrictions it says infringe on the organisation's rights and prevent it fully representing Russian athletes' interests at international level
How it unfolded
March 2022: World Athletics excluded all athletes from Russia and Belarus from its international events after the invasion of Ukraine · 2022: Program allowing Russian athletes to compete under a neutral flag was ended after the invasion of Ukraine · July: World Athletics council meeting maintained the suspension, prompting Russian Athletics' separate CAS appeal · 2024 Paris Games: No Russians competed in Olympic athletics because World Athletics oversees the qualification system · Last month: The IOC eased restrictions on Russia ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics · Monday: Russia's track and field federation filed a new claim with CAS to challenge World Athletics sanctions
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