• The Russian Affair

  • The True Story of the Couple Who Uncovered the Greatest Sporting Scandal
  • De: David Walsh
  • Narrado por: Michael Fenner
  • Duración: 10 h y 2 m
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (25 calificaciones)

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De: David Walsh
Narrado por: Michael Fenner
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It was the story that shocked the world: Russian athletics was revealed to be corrupt from top to bottom, with institutionalised doping used to help the nation's athletes win medals they did not truly deserve. But the full story of the couple who blew the whistle has never been told - until now.

Vitaly Stepanov worked for the Russian anti-doping squad, committed to his job; Yuliya Rusanova was one of the country's most promising 800m athletes. When they met, he fell in love with her; she revealed she was taking performance-enhancing drugs. It could have been the end of their relationship, but instead they decided they would reveal the scale and the scope of the corruption in Russian athletics - the bribes, the drugs, the abuse. At enormous personal risk to their marriage and even their lives, they recorded and filmed athletes and officials involved in the scandal and then escaped to Germany to pass on their devastating evidence.

Now, with award-winning journalist David Walsh, the man who broke the Lance Armstrong story, they reveal the full truth of what went on in Russia and the corrupt system that surrounded everything they did. But The Russian Affair is so much more than an unrivalled account of the biggest sporting scandal, it is a warm and human story of a couple fighting to tell the truth and to save their family at the same time, while facing seemingly insurmountable odds.

©2020 David Walsh (P)2020 Simon & Schuster, UK

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A new classic for runners and athletes. SO GOOD!

This one was so good I finished and immediately listened all the way through again. I would put this story right up there with Born to Run as a classic must read for runners. Truth, purity of sport, intrigue, true love...this one has it all. And the narrator could not have been better. I am grateful I now know this story.

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Reads like a spy novel

Thrilling and at the same time deeply moving. Highly recommended to anyone interested in sports.

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