‘Women’s Marathon World Records’ History Getty, suspicion of doping
Kenya’s Ruth Full Getty, 30, who broke through the wall for the first time in the women’s marathon full course (42.195km), was suspended for banned drugs.
The Athletic Committee (AIU), an independent organization of the World Athletics Federation, said on the 18th (Korea time), “Hodrochlorotiazid (HCTZ) was detected in the urine sample of the fertilization of the fertilization, which was collected on March 14 this year.”
Hydrochlorotiazid detection allowed by the World Doping Prevention Organization (WADA) is 20 ng/ml. According to the athlete’s ethics committee, 3800 ng/ml, which is 190 times the allowed figures, was detected in the sample of the Kthlet Getty.
These results arrived at the Athletic Ethics Committee on April 3. The athlete’s Ethics Committee said, “We interviewed Kengetty on April 16 and said that on April 19, we would not participate in the competition until the investigation was completed voluntarily.
Get Getty set a women’s marathon world record (2 hours 09 minutes 56 seconds) in Chicago Marathon in October last year. In September 2023, Tigist Acet (Ethiopia) pulled 2 hours 11 minutes and 53 seconds in the previous world record set by Berlin Marathon for nearly 2 minutes. The topic gathered a topic by breaking through the walls of 2 hours and 10 minutes, which was considered impossible in a female marathon.
However, as the banned drug was detected, the record was also suspected.
The World Doping Organization said, “In general, a two -year suspension of hydrochlorotiazide is detected.
By Nam Ji -eun, reporter myviollet@hani.co.kr
