Sebastian Coe, the IAAF vice-president and presidential candidate in hunt for IAAF Presidency, described claims that the governing body of athletics had failed to respond to widespread blood doping among distance runners as a “declaration of war” on the sport.

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2. Sebastian Coe, the IAAF vice-president and presidential
candidate in hunt for IAAF Presidency, described claims
that the governing body of athletics had failed to respond
to widespread blood doping among distance runners as a
“declaration of war” on the sport.
Coe, who is hoping to be elected the next president later
this month, made a withering attack on allegations made
by German broadcaster ARD and The Sunday Times. It
was alleged by the two organizations that the
International Association of Athletics Federations sat
quietly on suspicious blood tests involving hundreds of
athletes between 2001 and 2012.

3. The IAAF Presidential candidate rubbished the claims
of two Australian anti-doping scientists, Robin
Parisotto and Michael Ashenden by saying the IAAF
has a commission of three independent experts who
have tested and checked thousands of blood samples
and he knows whom to believe. Coe added the use of
this stuff, the sensationalizing; this is absolutely an
attempt to destroy the reputation of the athletes and
our sport.