Rebecca Passler trains in Anterselva after the letrozole case: an hour and a half between skiing and shooting range
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.
Saved by... Nutella. Doping, Passler readmitted
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.
Surprising Twist: Athlete Caught for Doping Can Compete in Olympic Games
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.
Surprise turn in Olympic doping case?
The first doping case at the Milano-Cortina Olympics involves Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler, who tested positive for letrozole and is appealing her suspension.
Passler Case: the boyfriend speaks, an Austrian biathlete: 'Tough moment'. Counter-analysis on Friday
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.
Italy, false start. The first doping case is a blue biathlete. Passler "granddaughter of art"
Rebecca Passler, a promising young biathlete, has become the first doping case of the Italian Olympics, overshadowing the eve of the Games with controversy.
Passler first doping case in Milan Cortina: who is the blue biathlete with an artistic family background
Rebecca Passler becomes the first athlete tested positive for doping in relation to the upcoming Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
Just Before the Winter Games: Positive Doping Test in Biathlon
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.
Who is the blue athlete stopped by doping
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.
First doping case in the Olympics
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.
Already before the start, the Winter Games have their first doping case
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.
The year's first doping case: Missing the Olympics at home
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.
This year's first doping case: Loses Olympics at home
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.
First doping case in Milan Cortina: Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler tests positive
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.
Doping, positive test for the Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler. First case in Milan-Cortina
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.