The former head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, Grigory Rodchenkov, is ready to publish new data on the doping system in Russia unless the International Olympic Committee (IOC) pushes Russia away from the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. This is reported by The Daily Mail. According to the publication, Rodchenkov actively cooperates with the commissions of Oswald and Schmidt. The first is investigating the affairs of Russian skiers and their involvement in doping fraud, the second is analyzing the involvement of the Russian government in the national doping system. If the commission Schmidt does not take into account the information provided by Rodchenkov, he intends to publish data in the press, writes The Daily Mail. It is assumed that the new information will be able to influence the decision of the IOC to admit Russia before the Games in Pyeongchang. Russian athletes November 8 anonymously told about banks with doping from Rodchenkov. On the same day, the Investigative Committee of Russia accused the functionary of destroying doping tests.

Original article: Rodchenkov announced new data on doping in Russia.