Paula Radcliffe innocent of any blood doping and her treatment was 'shocking', says IAAF

Three-times London Marathon winner Paula Radcliffe has been declared innocent of any blood doping by world athletics’ governing body the IAAF which said it was “shocking” that the distance runner should have been publicly accused.

Paula Radcliffe innocent of any blood doping and her treatment was 'shocking', says IAAF

Three-times London Marathon winner Paula Radcliffe has been declared innocent of any blood doping by world athletics’ governing body the IAAF which said it was “shocking” that the distance runner should have been publicly accused.

Radcliffe, the 41-year-old current marathon world record holder, went public to defend her name, claiming she had been effectively identified by a committee of MPs as having provided suspicious blood samples.

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