ST. MORITZ, Switzerland (AP) - A German push athlete for Olympic bobsled champion Francesco Friedrich tested positive for a banned stimulant when winning a World Cup two-man event, the International Testing Agency said Friday.

Simon Wulff, the fourth-fastest German sprinter all-time over 100 meters, tested positive for methylhexaneamine when teaming with Friedrich to win a two-man bob World Cup event one month ago at Altenberg, Germany. If you want to learn more info regarding LIEN HE ST. MORITZ stop by our own web-page. It was Wulff's first World Cup race in his debut season.

The ITA said Wulff can continue competing during the case because the drug is classed as a specified substance.

Wulff was due to compete with Friedrich this weekend at St. Moritz, Switzerland, but is expected to be dropped by the German team.

The 24-year-old athlete, who ran track for Northwestern State University in Louisiana, joined the Friedrich team this season targeting the 2026 Milan-Cortina d´Ampezzo Olympics. Sliding events will be raced either in Cortina or Lake Placid, New York.

Friedrich was the double Olympic champion in two-man and four-man at the past two Winter Games.

The ITA gave no timetable for a disciplinary case against Wulff.

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