CAS to Issue Decisions in the Cases of 6 Russian Athletes

CAS is expected to issue decisions in six of the pending procedures involving Russian athletes by 24 March 2016.

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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is expected to issue decisionsin six of the pending procedures involving Russian athletes by 24 March 2016.

The following procedures have all been referred to the same panel of CAS arbitrators which will issue

an Arbitral Award for each case: IAAF v. ARAF & Sergey Kirdyapkin & RUSADA IAAF v. ARAF & Sergey Bakulin & RUSADA IAAF v. ARAF & Olga Kaniskina & RUSADA IAAF v. ARAF & Valeriy Borchin & RUSADA IAAF v. ARAF & Vladimir Kanaikin & RUSADA IAAF v. ARAF & Yuliya Zaripova & RUSADAThe parties to the procedures will be informed of the Panel’s decision. The CAS will then issue aMedia Release.

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