Athletics: Most athletes concerned at reduced drug testing -survey

An overwhelming majority of elite track and field athletes are concerned about the reduction of testing for banned substances during the coronavirus pandemic, according to results of a survey released

on Friday.

"Further clarity is needed on the confidence that athletes, and the public, can have in the results achieved during this period," it says.

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