PARIS — European marathon silver medallist Clemence Calvin will be allowed to run the Paris marathon after a French administrative court lifted her provisional ban. Calvin was provisionally suspended by the French anti-doping agency (AFLD) on Wednesday for allegedly obstructing a doping test last month in Morocco. According to court documents, the AFLD will also have to pay Calvin 3,000 euros. The Paris marathon takes place on Sunday. The French anti-doping agency’s secretary general denied Calvin’s allegations that the agents were violent and did not identify themselves as sample collectors.

Source: National Post April 13, 2019 07:52 UTC