AFTER A regional report yesterday stated that Jamaican sprinter Nesta Carter tested positive for a ‘B’ sample following his performances at the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTO C) president Brian Lewis says the situation will give the entire Caribbean a negative image.
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No hiding place for Rio Olympics
The Olympic Games in Rio is the first to be held in South America. Brazil and Rio de Janiero are home to a diverse population. It is claimed that Rio 2016 will be a catalyst for change in Rio leaving a positive legacy not only in sport, but also for society, the economy, urban infrastructure and the environment.
No hiding place for Rio Olympics
The Olympic Games in Rio is the first to be held in South America. Brazil and Rio de Janiero are home to a diverse population. It is claimed that Rio 2016 will be a catalyst for change in Rio leaving a positive legacy not only in sport, but also for society, the economy, urban infrastructure and the environment.
TTOC president Lewis stays cautious
PRESIDENT OF the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC), Brian Lewis, remains fully focussed on this nation’s dawning Olympic campaign amidst recent speculations of a possible medal upgrade following reports of Jamaica’s Nesta Carter returning a positive drug test from samples taken at the 2008 Games in Beijing, China.