History of Doping in Sports Awesome Timeline


	History of Doping in Sports Awesome Timeline

defran

8-19-2009 1:35 PM

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defran says:

Timeline from 776 BC to now with all major scandals and pictures.

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8-19-2009 1:36 PM

meeganfish

wow, this is the best drugs in sports time line i've ever seen!

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