%T The fifth estate: good sport
%A Sally Warhaft



%I Wheeler Centre
%D 2013

%K Alcohol



%U https://apo.org.au/node/34802

%X At the 1960 games in Rome, the first known Olympic doper, Danish  cyclist Knud Enemark Jensen, died after being given Roniacol before his  race – a drug intended to increase blood circulation.
Yet from the East German swimmers, to Ben Johnson and Marion Jones,  athletes have continued to push the boundaries of peak fitness with  illegal doping. When Lance Armstrong finally admitted to Oprah Winfrey  last month that for him it hadn’t actually been ‘All About the Bike’,  the collective disappointment was palpable.
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