The president of the International Athletics Federation Sebastian Coe urged the sportsmen on Monday “not to underestimate the importance of the location rules” after a new offense by the American sprint star Christian Coleman. “It is not really our role to comment on an ongoing matter, since it is the responsibility of the Athletics Integrity Unit (IAU), but it is not a good thing for athletics “Said Coe to BBC Sport about Coleman. “No athlete should underestimate the importance of location rules” for doping controls, said the boss of World Athletics. “This localization obligation is intended to protect athletes, it is to protect their reputation and it is to ensure that we approach as quickly and as effectively as possible towards a doping-free sport,” Coe said. .
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