LAUSANNE, MARCH 22: At least 2,000 extra athletes will be drug tested before the Summer Olympics warned the head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) here on Wednesday.
WADA chairman and International Olympic vice-president Dick Pound said his organisation was aiming for 2,500 extra out of competition tests on top of those already carried out by international federations.
“I am hoping the first tests can begin as early as May,”Pound said shortly before the WADA board met to move a step closer to being fully up and running.