British Olympic Association confident of a 'clean team'
Britain can expect to be represented by a 'clean team' at the London Olympics, British Olympic chief Colin Moynihan declared.
Lord Moynihan said:
"I am as confident as I can be that we will have 550 athletes who have fully understood the consequences of taking performance-enhancing drugs and that have not done so.
"I absolutely hope that all the work that has been done with them... will ensure that we have a clean team which we have been successful in doing on many occasions in the past."
BOA's lifetime ban on drug cheats overturned
Sprinter Dwain Chambers cleared to compete in this year's London Olympics after a court overturned the BOA's lifetime ban on drug cheats.
Drugs cheats to be cleared for Olympic competition
Drugs cheats Dwain Chambers and David Millar will have lifetime bans lifted today, allowing their selection for the London 2012 Olympics.
Chambers 'set' for Olympics
Dwain Chambers could soon be cleared to compete at London 2012 with his ban for doping reportedly set to be overturned.