The sprinter Dwain Chambers, suspended two years for doping (THG), has returned to competition and Birmingham ran the 60 meters in 6" 70, time allows him to participate in the qualifying for the British World Indoor Championships in Valencia.
The 29 year-old sprinter had tested positive in 2003, then returned to the races 2006, joining the European champion 4x100 relay team in Gothenburg, before turning to football. The British athletics federation
(UKA), which is not keen to see the return of Chambers, however, has indicated that the sprinter was not included in the program of doping controls by the end of his suspension. Lawyers for Chambers, on the other hand, have anticipated that the UKA sued if their assistance will be denied the post, won on the track, the British national.
CHRISTIAN GIORDANO
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