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BAA to Compensate Runners Affected by Doping
The Boston Athletic Association (BAA) is set to issue voluntary payments to clean athletes who were adversely affected by doping offenses at B.A.A. events since 1986. The initiative aims to compensate runners who were re-ranked after the disqualification of doping offenders, ensuring they receive the prize money they rightfully earned. BAA President and CEO Jack Fleming emphasized the complexity of the redistribution process but affirmed the organization's commitment to supporting clean athletes. Notable beneficiaries include Buzunesh Deba, who will receive over $100,000 after her official victory in the 2014 Boston Marathon following the disqualification of Rita Jeptoo. Payments are expected to begin in January 2025, with affected athletes encouraged to apply for compensation via the BAA's website. Athletes currently sanctioned for anti-doping violations will not be eligible for these payments.
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