Nadezhda Sergeeva, who denies taking prohibited drugs, showed up in the video presented on social media during the Winter Olympics.
A Russian competitor who has tried positive for a restricted substance at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics had as of late showed up in an Instagram video wearing an "I Don't Do Doping" sweatshirt.
Nadezhda Sergeeva was the pilot of the bobsleigh group that completed twelfth in Pyeongchang, and her sure test outcome was reported on Friday morning.
In a now erased video presented on the informal organization on 15 February by producer Roman Bibishev, Sergeeva includes in a few scenes wearing a sweatshirt embellished with: "I don't do doping, I am ZASPORT."
Zasport is the official garments provider to the Russian Olympic Committee, and gave the nonpartisan plans worn by Russian competitors at the current year's Games. Russia have been restricted by the IOC from showing up as a group because of doping offenses, thus competitors are not permitted to wear national images at the Games.
The substance that set off Sergeeva's sure outcome at the Olympics was trimetazdine, a drug utilized for angina sufferers. Sergeeva has denied taking the medication, with the Russian Bobsled Federation president Alexander Zubkov expressing: "She affirms she took no such prescription and the group affirms she was not issued any medicine."
