MOSCOW — Sochi’s anti-doping director says 2,500 drug tests will be conducted at next year’s Winter Olympics, about 350 more than at the 2010 Games in Vancouver.
Alexei Slautin, head of Sochi’s anti-doping section, said in a statement Thursday on the Russian Sports Ministry’s website that another 600 tests are planned for the Paralympics.
The World Anti-Doping Agency says 2,149 tests were conducted at the previous winter games in Vancouver.
In all, the Sochi Games will have 13 doping control stations — 10 at competition sites and three in the athletes villages.
