Athletics : In Brief

Wednesday 14 May 1997 18:02 EDT

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Athletics

Ben Johnson, the disgraced Canadian sprinter, has launched a court action to win the right to race again and try to become the world's fastest man. The suit alleges that Johnson's 1993 ban from international competition, after testing positive for an illegal steroid, violated his ability to make a living.

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