LONDON: Paula Radcliffe, the fastest woman marathon runner in history, says athletics is winning its battle against the drug cheats.
The Briton, who returned from injury by winning the women's 10km road race in London on Sunday, said the positive test of American sprinter Kelli White at the world championships was “unfortunate” but proved that the testing procedures are improving.
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