MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian anti-doping agency official said on Friday that Viktor Chegin, a prominent race walking coach serving a lifetime doping ban, is continuing to work with athletes at training camps.
Chegin was banned for life in 2016 after a report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) found there was a "systematic doping regime" under his influence at a training facility in the city of Saransk, some 600 km east of Moscow.
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