US Anti-Doping Agency Director says potentially 96 Olympic medals went to Chinese test–positive athletes as athletes now at a crossroads

US Anti-Doping Agency Chief Executive Officer Travis Tygart says in opening testimony at a Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Technology, and Data Privacy hearing about lacking international response to Chinese doping in Olympic swimming that 906 represents the number of medals potentially impacted at 2021 and 2024 Olympic Games, including 418 American medals with 14 potentially gold, all potentially impacted by China sweeping dozens of positive tests on elite level swimmers under the rug while global regulator World Anti-Doping Agency did nothing about it, with the speaker discussing how to protect rights of American athletes in fairness and all Olympic and Paralympic competition, unfortunately finding themselves once again at crossroads for soul of sport where fairness and integrity are under attack by failures of global anti-doping system, with urgency to act never greater given they are in golden age of international sport in United States.