List of doping cases in sport (G)

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Name	Country	Event	Banned substance(s)	Reference(s)
Mohammed Gaber	Egypt	Weightlifting		[1]
Ivailo Gabrovski	Bulgaria	Cycling	EPO	[2]
Al-Saadi Gaddafi	Libya	Football (soccer)	Nandrolone	[3]
Éric Gagné	Canada	Baseball	Human growth hormone	[4]
Alexander Gaidukov	Russia	Water polo	Carphedon	[5]
Aaron Galindo	Mexico	Football (soccer)	Nandrolone	[6]
Luiza Galiulina	Uzbekistan	Gymnastics	Furosemide	[7]
Gao Yanzhi	China	Weightlifting		[8]
Ismael Garcia Bravo	Spain	Swimming	Ephedrine	[9]
Sergio Garcia Ortiz	Spain	Swimming		[10]
Juan Garriga	Spain	Motorcycle racing	(never sanctioned; admitted to use after the end of his career)	[11]
Lukasz Gasior	Poland	Swimming	Cannabis	[12]
Richard Gasquet	France	Tennis	Cocaine (later forgiven by the excuse that he kissed a girl who used cocaine)	[13]
Stefano Garzelli	Italy	Cycling	Probenecid	[14]
Philippe Gaumont	France	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO) (self-admitted)	[15]
Michael Gausman	United States	Swimming	Cannabinoids	[16]
Vikas Singh Gautam	France	Volleyball	Steroids	[17]
Anzhelika Gavrilova	Kazakhstan	Speed skating	Clenbuterol	[18]
Pauline Gendrier	France	Volleyball	Cocaine	[17]
Ivan Gertlein	Russia	Pole vaulting	DHEA	[19]
Sylvain Georges	France	Cycling	Heptaminol	[20]
Tihomir Georgiev	Bulgaria	Volleyball	Cannabinoids	[21]
Amanda Gerhart	Canada	Wrestling	Refusal to submit to doping test	[22]
Dinko Geshev	Poland	Swimming	Cannabis	[23]
Ute Geweniger	East Germany	Swimming	Turinabol (self-admitted)	[24]
Alireza Gharibi	Iran	Wrestling	D-methamphetamine	[25]
Jason Giambi	United States	Baseball	Human growth hormone, steroids (self-admitted)	[26] [27]
Jeremy Giambi	United States	Baseball	Human growth hormone, steroids (self-admitted)	[26] [28]
Jay Gibbons	United States	Baseball	Growth hormone	[29]
Lewis Gibbons	United Kingdom	Football (soccer)	Benzoylecgonine, cannabis	[30]
Jack Gibbs	United Kingdom	Wheelchair basketball		[31]
Monica Gibellini	Italy	Water polo	Cannabinoids	[16]
Ed Giddins	England	Cricket	Cocaine	[32]
Lukasz Giminski	Poland	Swimming		[10]
Felice Gimondi	Italy	Cycling		[33]
Everton Giovanella	Brazil	Football (soccer)		[34]
Christopher Girard	Canada	Water polo	Cannabis	[35]
Mads Glaesner	Denmark	Swimming	Levomethamphetamine	[36]
Martin Gleeson	United Kingdom	Rugby	Methylhexaneamine	[37]
Josh Glenn	Australia	Australian rules football	19-Norandrosterone, 19-Noretiocholanolone	[38]
Ekaterina Gnidenko	Russia	Cycling	Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (Turinabol)	[39]
Anthony Gobert	Australia	Motorcycle racing	Cannabis (Not sanctioned for first offence, but was released from contract by team)	[40] [41] [42]
Luis Pereira Melo Godinho	Portugal	Volleyball	Cannabinoids	[21]
Babak Goldasteh	Iran	Wrestling	Anabolic steroids	[25]
Andreas Goldberger	Austria	Ski jumping	Cocaine	[43]
Daria Goltsova	Russia	Weightlifting	Cocaine	[1]
Joellison Viana de Silva Gomez	Brazil	Weightlifting	Methylhexaneamine	[1]
Kerem Gönlüm	Turkey	Basketball	Cathine	[44] [45]
Derlis Gómez	Paraguay	Football (soccer)	Coca	[46]
Aitor González	Spain	Cycling	Methyltestosterone metabolite	[47]
Dee Gordon	United States	Baseball	Exogenous Testosterone and Clostebol	[48]
Dwight Gooden	United States	Baseball	Cocaine	[49]
Besarion Goshashvili	Georgia	Wrestling	Furosemide	[25]
Anna Gostomelsky	Israel	Swimming	Prednisolone	[35]
Ólafur Gottskálksson	Iceland	Football (soccer)		[50]
Lauren Goulart	Brazil	Swimming	Methylhexaneamine	[10]
Royce Gracie	Brazil	Mixed martial arts	Nandrolone metabolite	[51]
Sam Grammer	United States	Highland Games		[52]
Johan Granath	Sweden	Speed skating	Unknown substance	[53]
Guy Greavette	Canada	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroids	[54]
Robbie Green	United Kingdom	Darts	Cannabis	[55]
Elen Grigoryan	Armenia	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[1]
Jason Grimsley	United States	Baseball	Amphetamines, anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, (self-admitted)	[56]
Kevin Grubb	United States	Auto Racing	Refusal to submit to doping control	[57]
Firas Guachai	Tunisia	Swimming	Testosterone	[58]
Pep Guardiola	Spain	Football (soccer)	Nandrolone	[59]
Elzo Guerra Aranoz	Chile	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[1]
Melvin Guillard	United States	Mixed martial arts	Cocaine	[60]
Zafar Guliyev	Russia	Wrestling	Bromantan	[61]
Fabrizio Guidi	Italy	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO)	[62]
Zahid Gulfam	Pakistan	Cycling	Nandrolone	[63]
Ari Gunnarsson	Iceland	Swimming	19-Norandrosterone	[12]
Mathias Gunthar	Sweden	Wrestling	Furosemide	[25]
Guo Tianxin	China	Weightlifting	Clenbuterol	[1]
Carlos Gurpegi	Spain	Football (soccer)	19-norandrosterone	[64] [65]
Keith Gurusinghe	Sri Lanka	Rugby union	Methylhexanamine	[66] [67] [68]
Rebeca Gusmão	Brazil	Swimming	Testosterone; Tampering	[69]
Ferenc Gyurkovics	Hungary	Weightlifting	Oxandrolone	[70]

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