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<blockquote data-quote="Bada-Bing!" data-source="post: 942744" data-attributes="member: 70552"><p>I didn't say anything about IAAF not being allowed to test whether competitors in women's events are women now. I said the pre 1988 times which still stand as world records should no longer be recognised because they were clearly PED enhanced. It's crystal clear now that women athletes now (even Caster with her elevated testosterone) can't get near those times, despite better nutrition, training, science and in Caster's case elevated testosterone levels over and above the normal range for women athletes. </p><p></p><p> And it's irreconcilable that they are forcing Caster to take medication to lower something naturally occurring in order to compete, whilst still recognising times by women who clearly took "medication" to give them a competitive advantage which they would not have had but for the "medication".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bada-Bing!, post: 942744, member: 70552"] I didn’t say anything about IAAF not being allowed to test whether competitors in women’s events are women now. I said the pre 1988 times which still stand as world records should no longer be recognised because they were clearly PED enhanced. It’s crystal clear now that women athletes now (even Caster with her elevated testosterone) can’t get near those times, despite better nutrition, training, science and in Caster’s case elevated testosterone levels over and above the normal range for women athletes. And it’s irreconcilable that they are forcing Caster to take medication to lower something naturally occurring in order to compete, whilst still recognising times by women who clearly took “medication” to give them a competitive advantage which they would not have had but for the “medication”. [/QUOTE]
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