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The Italian men's 4x7.5 km biathlon relay team performed poorly, finishing 14th amid challenging snowy conditions, primarily due to mistakes in equipment preparation.

Biat athlete Rebecca Passler has not been selected for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics despite winning an appeal against her doping suspension.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has returned to the Olympic team after succeeding in her appeal against a doping suspension, which she attributed to contamination from a spoon used by her cancer-stricken mother.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler was provisionally suspended due to a positive doping test but has been reinstated for the 2026 Winter Olympics after it was determined that her positive test was due to involuntary ingestion of a banned substance.

Rebecca Passler is training in Anterselva following the letrozole controversy, spending an hour and a half alternating between skiing and time at the shooting range.

Italian biathlete Passler has been reinstated after a doping suspension but will not participate in upcoming races, while Vittozzi finished fifth in the sprint event.

Rebecca Passler, a young Italian biathlete, has been readmitted to competition following a controversial doping case involving a banned substance, letrozole, that threatened her Olympic dreams.

The Italian biathlete Passler has had her suspension lifted and can return to competition, but she faces the possibility of future disqualification.

Rebecca Passler has been reinstated to the national team and can participate in the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics following a doping appeal acceptance due to the possibility of unintentional contamination.

Biathlete Rebecca Passler faces a doping scandal after a banned substance was found in her system during a doping control, linked to medication used for her mother's breast cancer treatment.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, who was previously suspended for doping, has been cleared to compete in the 2026 Olympics in Milan-Cortina after the Italian anti-doping agency accepted her claim of unintentional ingestion of a banned substance.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for doping, will be allowed to compete in the upcoming Milan-Cortina Olympics after successfully appealing her case.

The Italian biathlete Passler has had her doping suspension lifted after traces of a banned substance were found linked to her mother's medication.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, previously suspended for doping after testing positive for letrozole, has had her ban overturned and is now allowed to compete in the Winter Olympics.

Rebecca Passler's appeal against her provisional suspension due to a doping violation has been accepted, allowing her to participate in the Olympics.

Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for a banned substance, has been allowed to compete in the Olympics after her suspension was lifted.

Rebecca Passler has been allowed to participate in the Olympics despite testing positive for doping due to a ruling that she may have ingested the substance accidentally.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport denied Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler's request to compete in the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics due to doping charges.

The Swiss Federal Tribunal has ruled that it lacks jurisdiction to decide on Rebecca Passler's doping appeal, leaving her disqualification intact.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to compete in the Olympics despite testing positive for a banned substance.

The Italian biathlon team faces psychological challenges, and athlete Passler appeals to the Sports Arbitration Tribunal claiming his doping charge stems from contamination.

The first doping case at the Milano-Cortina Olympics involves Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for letrozole and is appealing her suspension.

Rebecca Passler is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to be allowed to compete in the Games, claiming her positive doping test was due to involuntary contamination.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for doping, has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in hopes of overturning her competition ban ahead of the Winter Olympics.

Rebecca Passler, an Italian biathlete, is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to overturn her doping suspension that currently prevents her from competing in the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Games.

Finnish coach Jonne Kähkönen discusses the shock and implications surrounding doping allegations against athlete Rebecca Passler within the Italian women's biathlon team.

Biathlete Dominic Unterweger is deeply affected by the positive doping test of his girlfriend Rebecca Passler, who was suspended before her Olympic competition.

In the days leading up to the biathlon Olympics premiere, Italy is shaken by a doping scandal involving Rebecca Passler's positive test, which the country's sports director Klaus Höllrigl describes as shocking and insists she likely did not do it intentionally.

Dominic Unterweger, the boyfriend of the athlete involved in the Passler case, discusses the challenges they are facing as he prepares for a competition at the Games while trying to stay focused.

Luciano Buonfiglio expresses hope that the positive doping test of biathlete Rebecca Passler is a mistake, as authorities await further analysis on the matter.

Italy is in shock after biathlete Rebecca Passler failed a doping test just days before the Winter Olympics, resulting in her immediate disqualification from the team and a major embarrassment for the host nation.

A doping scandal shakes Italian sports as 24-year-old biathlon athlete Rebecca Passler tests positive for the substance letrozole ahead of the Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Rebecca Passler, a promising young biathlete, has become the first doping case of the Italian Olympics, overshadowing the eve of the Games with controversy.

Rebecca Passler becomes the first athlete tested positive for doping in relation to the upcoming Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.

A doping case has emerged in the Italian biathlon team just days before the Olympic Winter Games, resulting in a provisional suspension for athlete Rebecca Passler.

Just four days before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler tested positive for a banned substance, prompting her suspension from competition.

The first doping case shakes the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics just days before the event begins, involving 24-year-old Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for letrozole, a drug commonly used in post-menopausal women for hormone-dependent breast cancer.

Rebecca Passler, an Italian biathlete, faces doping allegations just days before the Winter Olympics, casting a shadow over her previously spotless image.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has been banned from competing in the upcoming Milan-Cortina Olympics after testing positive for the banned substance letrozole.

Rebecca Passler, a 24-year-old biathlete, tested positive for letrozole just four days before the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan-Cortina.

The first doping case at the Milano-Cortina Olympics involves 24-year-old biathlete Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for letrozole, a substance used in breast cancer treatment that increases testosterone levels.

Just before the start of the Olympic Winter Games, Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler tested positive for Letrozole, a substance used in breast cancer treatment, leading her to miss the event.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has been suspended after testing positive for a banned substance, missing the opportunity to compete in the Olympics in her hometown.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler has been suspended after testing positive for a doping test, which disqualifies her from participating in the Olympic competitions held in her hometown.

Rebecca Passler, a 24-year-old Italian biathlete, has tested positive for doping at the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics, marking the first case of its kind in these games.

The Italian Olympic team's campaign in Milan-Cortina kicks off poorly with biathlete Rebecca Passler testing positive for a banned substance in an out-of-competition test.