2. BEN JOHNSON
 The Canadian Ben Johnson
tested positive of doping
during the 1988 Seoul
Olympics, he was stripped of
the gold medal he had
achieved in the 100 m and
was forbidden for two years.
 After returning to the sport,
he tested positive again and
he finished excluded for life
from competitive sports.
 He use doping for win or to
achieve with less effort.

3. MARION JANES
 In the month of June 2006, she was
involved in trouble after testing
positive doping control, but it was a
mistake.
 In October 2007, she pleaded guilty of
doping during the Sydney Olympics in
2000, returning the five medals won
and being suspended for two years.
 All these medals were won under the
influence of prohibited substances, in
this case steroids. She pleaded guilty to
consume these substances to enhance
their brands.

4. These are the
medals that
Marion Jones
that lost in
Sydney
Olympics in
2000.

5. TIM MONTGOMERY
 Tim Montgomery was accused of
doping by the United States Anti-
Doping Agency.
 The American Anti-Doping
Committee imposed a suspension
of four years to Montgomery. In
2005 he was convicted and was
stripped of all results and trophies
from March the 31 in 2001,
including his world record. Now
he is in a prison in Alabama.
 He consumed these substances to
perform at high levels and be able
to get new brands.

6. IF I’AM A PROFESSIONAL
ATHLETE…
 I would use drugs to win all competitions, have a lot of
money and to perform at high levels, without anyone
knowing about it.
 I think if I always use drugs I always will win and I will
become an famous athlete and be recognized for everyone.
 I had make sure first no one knew about it.
 If the other people would use drugs I wouldn't tell anything
because I used, too but if they win I would tell it because I
always want to win and be the best.

7. REFORM OF ATHLETICS
 Doping is destroying some sports and is bad for the health
of athletes.
 They have to control more people from athletics to
not consume these substances.
 They have to disqualify the people who play unfaily.
 People who use drugs must stop taking drugs and
eat healthier foods.
 People who have already taken drugs may not
participate in a championship never.
 People who have taken drugs can’t have any medals and
they won’t be recognized.

8.  By:
 Ana Mª Denisa Rotaru
 María Sánchez Cruz
 David Villarán Báñez