The World Anti-Doping Agency president Sir Craig Reedie has expressed his confidence Russia will not miss the year-end deadline to hand over data from its suspended anti-doping laboratory.
This was a condition that facilitated its anti-doping agency to keep its accreditation.
Reedie said a delegation from WADA would be visiting the Moscow anti-doping laboratory on November 28 in honour of an invitation by the Russian sports minister Pavel Kolobkov .
RUSADA was conditionally reinstated in September but WADA has stressed that failure to provide access to the full data from Moscow’s suspended anti-doping laboratory by December 31 could result in another suspension.
