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Lausanne, Switzerland -- The World Bridge Federation says the world's No. 1
bridge player has been suspended after failing a drug test. The federation
said on its website Friday that Geir Helgemo, who is Norwegian but
represents Monaco in bridge events, tested positive for synthetic
testosterone and female fertility drug clomifene at a World Bridge Series
event in Orlando, Florida last September.
After accepting he had breached anti-doping rules, Helgemo was suspended by
the WBF until Nov. 20. He also had all titles, medals and points from the
2018 World Bridge Series revoked.
Kari-Anne Opsal, president of the Norwegian Bridge Federation, said the
drugs were "not performance enhancing."
In a statement on the federation's website, she said: "Geir Helgemo...has
previously played for the Norwegian national team and is our biggest star.
Many within the bridge community know Geir and respect him.
"It is his responsibility not to take substances that are on the doping list
, even though in this instance they are not performance enhancing in bridge.
I feel for Geir in this situation and hope he will come back stronger ...
when his ban ends."
bridge player has been suspended after failing a drug test. The federation
said on its website Friday that Geir Helgemo, who is Norwegian but
represents Monaco in bridge events, tested positive for synthetic
testosterone and female fertility drug clomifene at a World Bridge Series
event in Orlando, Florida last September.
After accepting he had breached anti-doping rules, Helgemo was suspended by
the WBF until Nov. 20. He also had all titles, medals and points from the
2018 World Bridge Series revoked.
Kari-Anne Opsal, president of the Norwegian Bridge Federation, said the
drugs were "not performance enhancing."
In a statement on the federation's website, she said: "Geir Helgemo...has
previously played for the Norwegian national team and is our biggest star.
Many within the bridge community know Geir and respect him.
"It is his responsibility not to take substances that are on the doping list
, even though in this instance they are not performance enhancing in bridge.
I feel for Geir in this situation and hope he will come back stronger ...
when his ban ends."
