court of arbitration for sport

2008 Olympic champion Eric Lamaze banned from equestrian until 2031 for breaking doping rules

Equestrian rider Eric Lamaze who was an Olympic champion in 2008 has been banned from the sport until 2031 after a second four-year doping suspension was imposed at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

CBC.ca · 13h

2008 Olympic champion Lamaze banned from equestrian until 2031 for breaking doping rules

Equestrian rider Eric Lamaze, an Olympic champion in 2008, has been banned from the sport until 2031 after a second four-year doping suspension was imposed at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

ESPN · 16h

Eric Lamaze, 2008 Olympic equestrian champion, banned until 2031

Eric Lamaze, an Olympic equestrian champion in 2008, has been banned from the sport until 2031 after a second four-year doping suspension was imposed at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

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Sports arbitration awards potentially open to review by EU courts – is commercial arbitration next

In Seraing v FIFA e.a., Advocate General Capeta (AG) has taken the view that the principle of effective judicial protection means that EU Member ...

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Fifa taken to court over Club World Cup rules

Article 10.1 of Fifa's regulations for the Club World Cup states that no club participating "may hold or deal in the ...

He criticized Nadal, was ‘hated’ by his peers, and became the first player to be banned for life

Daniel Koellerer broke into the Top 60 but was best known for his on-court controversies before becoming the first player to ...

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Alex Rodriguez, Marc Lore win arbitration case for Wolves ownership

An arbitration panel on Monday ruled 2-1 in favor of Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore in their quest for a controlling ownership ...

Emotional Wimbledon champion retires on court just months after returning from drug ban

Simona Halep returned to competitive tennis in 2024 after seeing her ban for a doping violation reduced on appeal, but has ...

Court of Arbitration for Sport reduces suspension of Swedish tennis player

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has reduced the suspension of Swedish tennis player Dragos Madaras from four years and six months to two years ...

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