List of doping cases in sport (G)
This is a sub-list from List of doping cases in sport representing a full list of surnames starting with G.
Name | Country | Event | Banned substance(s) | Reference(s) | ||
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Egypt | Weightlifting | [1] | ||||
Ivailo Gabrovski | Bulgaria | Cycling | EPO | [2] | ||
Al-Saadi Gaddafi | Libya | Football (soccer) | Nandrolone | [3] | ||
Éric Gagné | Canada | Baseball | Human growth hormone | [4] | ||
Alexander Gaidukov | Russia | Water polo | Carphedon | [5] | ||
Aaron Galindo | Mexico | Football (soccer) | Nandrolone | [6] | ||
Luiza Galiulina | Uzbekistan | Gymnastics | Furosemide | [7] | ||
China | Weightlifting | [8] | ||||
Spain | Swimming | Ephedrine | [9] | |||
Spain | Swimming | [10] | ||||
Juan Garriga | Spain | Motorcycle racing | (never sanctioned; admitted to use after the end of his career) | [11] | ||
Lukasz Gasior | Poland | Swimming | Cannabis | [12] | ||
Richard Gasquet | France | Tennis | Cocaine (later forgiven by the excuse that he kissed a girl who used cocaine) | [13] | ||
Stefano Garzelli | Italy | Cycling | Probenecid | [14] | ||
Philippe Gaumont | France | Cycling | Erythropoietin (EPO) (self-admitted) | [15] | ||
United States | Swimming | Cannabinoids | [16] | |||
France | Volleyball | Steroids | [17] | |||
Anzhelika Gavrilova | Kazakhstan | Speed skating | Clenbuterol | [18] | ||
France | Volleyball | Cocaine | [17] | |||
Ivan Gertlein | Russia | Pole vaulting | DHEA | [19] | ||
Sylvain Georges | France | Cycling | Heptaminol | [20] | ||
Bulgaria | Volleyball | Cannabinoids | [21] | |||
Canada | Wrestling | Refusal to submit to doping test | [22] | |||
Poland | Swimming | Cannabis | [23] | |||
Ute Geweniger | East Germany | Swimming | Turinabol (self-admitted) | [24] | ||
Iran | Wrestling | D-methamphetamine | [25] | |||
Jason Giambi | United States | Baseball | Human growth hormone, steroids (self-admitted) | [26][27] | ||
Jeremy Giambi | United States | Baseball | Human growth hormone, steroids (self-admitted) | [26][28] | ||
Jay Gibbons | United States | Baseball | Growth hormone | [29] | ||
United Kingdom | Football (soccer) | Benzoylecgonine, cannabis | [30] | |||
United Kingdom | Wheelchair basketball | |||||
Italy | Water polo | Cannabinoids | [16] | |||
Ed Giddins | England | Cricket | Cocaine | [31] | ||
Poland | Swimming | [10] | ||||
Felice Gimondi | Italy | Cycling | [32] | |||
Everton Giovanella | Brazil | Football (soccer) | [33] | |||
Christopher Girard | Canada | Water polo | Cannabis | [34] | ||
Mads Glaesner | Denmark | Swimming | Levomethamphetamine | [35] | ||
Martin Gleeson | United Kingdom | Rugby | Methylhexaneamine | [36] | ||
Ekaterina Gnidenko | Russia | Cycling | 2012 | Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (Turinabol) | [37] | |
Anthony Gobert | Australia | Motorcycle racing | Cannabis (Not sanctioned for first offence, but was released from contract by team) | [38][39][40] | ||
Portugal | Volleyball | Cannabinoids | [21] | |||
Iran | Wrestling | Anabolic steroids | [25] | |||
Andreas Goldberger | Austria | Ski jumping | Cocaine | [41] | ||
Russia | Weightlifting | Cocaine | [1] | |||
Brazil | Weightlifting | Methylhexaneamine | [1] | |||
Kerem Gönlüm | Turkey | Basketball | Cathine | [42][43] | ||
Derlis Gómez | Paraguay | Football (soccer) | Coca | [44] | ||
Aitor González | Spain | Cycling | Methyltestosterone metabolite | [45] | ||
Dee Gordon | United States | Baseball | Exogenous Testosterone and Clostebol | [46] | ||
Dwight Gooden | United States | Baseball | Cocaine | [47] | ||
Georgia | Wrestling | Furosemide | [25] | |||
Anna Gostomelsky | Israel | Swimming | Prednisolone | [34] | ||
Ólafur Gottskálksson | Iceland | Football (soccer) | [48] | |||
Brazil | Swimming | Methylhexaneamine | [10] | |||
Royce Gracie | Brazil | Mixed martial arts | Nandrolone metabolite | [49] | ||
United States | Highland Games | [50] | ||||
Johan Granath | Sweden | Speed skating | Unknown substance | [51] | ||
Guy Greavette | Canada | Weightlifting | Anabolic steroids | [52] | ||
Robbie Green | United Kingdom | Darts | Cannabis | [53] | ||
Elen Grigoryan | Armenia | Weightlifting | Methandienone | [1] | ||
Jason Grimsley | United States | Baseball | Amphetamines, anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, (self-admitted) | [54] | ||
Kevin Grubb | United States | Auto Racing | Refusal to submit to doping control | [55] | ||
Tunisia | Swimming | Testosterone | [56] | |||
Pep Guardiola | Spain | Football (soccer) | Nandrolone | [57] | ||
Chile | Weightlifting | Methandienone | [1] | |||
Melvin Guillard | United States | Mixed martial arts | Cocaine | [58] | ||
Zafar Guliyev | Russia | Wrestling | Bromantan | [59] | ||
Fabrizio Guidi | Italy | Cycling | Erythropoietin (EPO) | [60] | ||
Pakistan | Cycling | Nandrolone | [61] | |||
Iceland | Swimming | 19-Norandrosterone | [12] | |||
Sweden | Wrestling | Furosemide | [25] | |||
China | Weightlifting | Clenbuterol | [1] | |||
Carlos Gurpegi | Spain | Football (soccer) | 19-norandrosterone | [62][63] | ||
Sri Lanka | Rugby union | Methylhexanamine | [64][65][66] | |||
Rebeca Gusmão | Brazil | Swimming | Testosterone; Tampering | [67] | ||
Ferenc Gyurkovics | Hungary | Weightlifting | Oxandrolone | [68] |
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