Russian Olympic track and field champions Natalya Antyukh (400m hurdles, 2012) and Andrey Silnov (high jump, 2008), both retired, have pending Court of Arbitration cases appearing related to evidence from the 2016 McLaren report on Russian doping.
Antyukh, Silnov and two more Russian track and field athletes who haven’t competed in years, middle-distance runner Oksana Kondratyeva and hammer thrower Yelena Soboleva, appeared this week on the Athletics Integrity Unit’s list of pending first cases. The Athletics Integrity Unit handles doping cases in track.
All four cases involve alleged violations of using prohibited substances or methods, tacked with “McLaren evidence.