List of doping cases in sport (B)

This is a sub-list from List of doping cases in sport representing a full list of surnames starting with B.

List

Name Country Event Banned substance(s) Reference(s)
Christopher Bach  France Swimming Prednisone [1]
Jonathan Bachini  Italy Football (soccer) Cocaine [2]
Nicklas Bäckström  Sweden Ice hockey Pseudoephedrine [3]
Cezar Badita  Romania Swimming Nandrolone [4][5] (in German)
Ron Baensch  Australia Cycling Ephedrine [6]
Nathan Baggaley  Australia Kayaking Stanozolol, Methandienone [7]
Sarah Baham  United States Swimming Refusal to submit to doping test [8]
Tzuche Bakam  Cameroon Weightlifting Boldenone, androsterone [9]
Erwin Bakker  Netherlands Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) [10]
Yesenia Baldera Peguero  Dominican Republic Weightlifting Stanozolol, Hydroxystanozolol [9]
Singh Baljit  India Weightlifting [9]
Daniela Balzan Leal  Venezuela Weightlifting Boldenone [9]
Michael Banbula  United Kingdom Boxing Testosterone [11]
Roberto Barbaro  Italy Water polo Norandrosterone [12]
Henrique Barbosa  Brazil Swimming Furosemide [13]
Josh Barnett  United States Mixed martial arts Boldenone [14][15]
Phil Baroni  United States Mixed martial arts Boldenone, stanozolol metabolites [16]
Vargas Barrantes  Costa Rica Cycling GW501516 [17]
Tres Barrera  United States Baseball Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone [18]
Ryan Barrett  United Kingdom Boxing Methylhexaneamine [19]
Yarelys Barrios  Cuba Athletics acetazolamide [20]
Kévin Barrois  France Swimming Cannabis, Prednisone, Prednisolone [21]
Doug Barron  United States Golf Performance Enhancing Drugs [22]
Karapet Barseghyan  Armenia Weightlifting Stanozolol [9]
Julyana Bassi Kury  Brazil Swimming Stanozolol [23]
Ivan Basso  Italy Cycling Operación Puerto doping case [24]
Antonio Bastardo  Dominican Republic Baseball Performance-enhancing drugs (2013, see Biogenesis scandal), stanozolol (2018) [25][26]
Marta Bastianelli  Italy Cycling Fenfluramine [27]
Xavier Batista  Dominican Republic Baseball [28]
Vicky Batta  India Weightlifting Metandienone [9]
Grégory Baugé  France Cycling Drug-testing violations [29]
Alain Baxter  United Kingdom Alpine skiing Methamphetamine (inactive levorotary isomer – levmethamphetamine) [30]
Fatih Baydar  Turkey Weightlifting Hydroxystanozolol [9]
Jack Beaton  Australia Swimming Blood Doping -
Karol Beck  Slovakia Tennis Clenbuterol [31]
Diane Becker  Brazil Swimming Stanozolol [21]
Tim Beckham  United States Baseball Marijuana (2012), stanozolol (2019) [32][33]
Rutker Beke  Belgium Triathlon EPO [34]
Vitor Belfort  Brazil Mixed martial arts 4-hydroxytestosterone [35]
Joseph Belinga  Cameroon Weightlifting N-bisdesmethyl sibutramine [9]
C.G. Carmen Bellorin  Venezuela Weightlifting Metandienone [9]
Manuel Beltrán  Spain Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) [36]
Barbara Benke  Brazil Swimming Isometheptene [37]
Jamal Ben Saddik  Morocco Kickboxing [38]
Saido Berahino  Burundi Football (soccer) MDMA [39]
Bryan Berard  United States Ice hockey 19-norandrosterone [40]
Virginia Berasategui  Spain Triathlon Erythropoietin (EPO) [41]
Maxime Beretta  France Diving Cannabis [42]
Elena Berezhnaya  Russia Figure skating Pseudoephedrine [43]
Adam Bergman  United States Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) [44]
Lorenzo Bernucci  Italy Cycling Sibutramine [45]
Dale Berra  United States Baseball Cocaine [46]
Carlo Bertoncelli  Italy Swimming Finasteride [42]
Eugeni Berzin  Russia Cycling Blood doping [47]
Rafael Betancourt  Venezuela Baseball Anabolic steroids [48]
Wilson Betemit  Dominican Republic Baseball Amphetamine [49]
Christina Bethani  Greece Swimming Acetazolamide [1]
PJ Bevis  Australia Baseball [50]
Muhammad Bhatti  Pakistan Weightlifting Metandienone [9]
Ildara Bilyaletdinov  Russia Wrestling [51]
Yusoff Binti  Morocco Weightlifting Drostnolone [9]
Rod Bitz  Canada Wheelchair rugby Methylhexaneamine [52]
Pierre Blanchard  France Water polo Prednisone, Prednisolone [53]
Yohan Blanchet  France Water polo Cannabis [42]
Alberto Blanco  Cuba Weightlifting Anabolic steroids [54]
Manuele Blasi  Italy Football (soccer) Nandrolone [55]
Aikaterini Bliamou  Greece Swimming Nandrolone [56]
Jamie Bloem  Australia Rugby league, rugby union Nandrolone [57]
Nickolay Bocharov  Russia Swimming Nandrolone [58]
Mickael Bodegas  France Water polo Cannabis [53]
Alexander Bodyakin  Russia Swimming Furosemide [13]
Plamen Boev  Bulgaria Weightlifting Norandrosterone [9]
Galabin Boevski  Bulgaria Weightlifting Tampering with test [59]
Alex Bogomolov Jr.  United States Tennis Salbutamol [60]
Peter Bol  Australia Athletics Erythropoietin (EPO) (later exonerated) [61]
Udo Bölts  Germany Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) (self-admitted) [62]
Barry Bonds  United States Baseball Amphetamines (first offender; not suspended per Major League Baseball collective bargaining agreement) [63]
Jorge Bonifacio  Dominican Republic Baseball Boldenone [64]
Stephan Bonnar  United States Mixed martial arts Boldenone [65]
Michael Boogerd  Netherlands Cycling Blood doping, cortisone, EPO, [66]
Tom Boonen  Belgium Cycling Cocaine [67]
Liliana Borbon  Mexico Weightlifting [9]
Marco Borriello  Italy Football (soccer) Prednisolone [68]
Mark Bosnich  Australia Football (soccer) Cocaine [69]
David Boston  United States American football Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid [70]
Ian Botham  United Kingdom Cricket Cannabis [71]
Igor Bour  Moldova Weightlifting Metandienone [9]
Djamel Bouras  France Judo Nandrolone [72][73]
Frederick Bousquet  France Swimming Heptaminol [21]
Lee Bowyer  England Football (soccer) Cannabis [74]
Plezhanov Boyan  Belarus Weightlifting Metandienone [9]
Dmitry Boyko  Russia Snowboarding [75]
Tosan Boyo  Nigeria Swimming Dexamethasone [13]
Doug Bracewell  New Zealand Cricket Cocaine [76]
Andrew James Brack  Greece Baseball Stanozolol [77]
Shqiponje Brahja  Albania Weightlifting T/E 65 [9]
Ryan Braun  United States Baseball Human growth hormone. See also Biogenesis baseball scandal. [78]
Anyelo Brea  Dominican Republic Wrestling Furosemide [79]
Andrew Bree  Ireland Swimming Levmethamphetamine [53]
Mladen Brestovac  Croatia Kickboxing Meldonium [80][81][82]
Matt Bricker  United States Swimming Ephedrine [83]
Terry Bridge  United Kingdom Rugby league Steroids [84]
David Britz  South Africa Rugby union Boldenone [85][86]
Laurent Brochard  France Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) [87]
Daniel Broussard  Canada Ice hockey Methylhexaneamine [88]
Ian Brown  United Kingdom Rugby Testosterone [89]
Lucas Browne  Australia Boxing Clenbuterol, Ostarine [90]
Justin Brownlee  Philippines Basketball 11-Nor-9-carboxy-THC (prescription drug) [91][92][93]
Emily Brunneman  United States Swimming Hydrochlorothiazide, Triamterene [58]
Rebekkah Brunson  United States Basketball Salmeterol (only given public warning) [94]
Nicola Brustia  Italy Water polo Cannabis [95]
Dave Bruylandts  Belgium Cycling Erythropoietin (EPO) [96] (in Dutch)
Christian Bucchi  Italy Football (soccer) Nandrolone [97]
Katharina Bullin  East Germany Volleyball [98]
Jonathan Bullough  United Kingdom Weightlifting Methylhexaneamine [99]
Renata Burgos  Brazil Swimming Stanozolol [42]
Rachael Burke  United States Swimming Boldione [23]
Ian Burnham  United Kingdom Water polo Cocaine [100]
Jack Burnham  England Cricket Cocaine [101]
Andrew Burns  Australia Swimming Ecstasy [102]
Alexey Bushin  Russia Swimming Sustanol [13]
Asim Butt  Scotland Cricket Ecstasy [103]
Marlon Byrd  United States Baseball Tamoxifen (2012), ipamorelin (2016) [104][105]
David Bystroň  Czech Republic Football (soccer) Methamphetamine [106]
Agnieska Bystrzycka  Poland Swimming Nikethamide [8]

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