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By Nick Butler (http://www.insidethegames.biz/writers/24053/nick-butler) at the Main Press Centre on Barra Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro 2 comments Sunday, 31 July 2016 () Names of all 98 athletes to have tested positive following targeted re-analysis of drug tests at the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games in Beijing and London respectively will not be confirmed until after Rio 2016, it was revealed here today. It is because the legal process is continuing to analyse each athlete implicated on a case-by-case basis. All those to have tested positive have, however, been barred from taking part at Rio 2016 with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) claiming this fulfills their primary obligation to stop drug cheats participating here. A total of 98 positives emerged out of over 1,200 re-tested samples from both Beijing 2008 and London 2012. Only two of these have so far been officially confirmed and stripped of medals by the IOC. Both are female weightlifters, Ukraine's under 58 kilograms London 2012 bronze medallist Yulia Kalina and Turkey's under 48kg Beijing 2008 silver medallist Sibel Özkan. "The issue of when they are fully sanctioned will happen later," IOC Presidential spokesman Mark Adams told insidethegames today. "Our aim is to stop them [those implicated] coming to Rio." He added that it is "very unlikely" that any more cases will be confirmed during Rio 2016. This is primarily for logistical reasons, as all those involved will be so busy during the Olympics. Many of the cases have been announced publicly, either by National Olympic Committees or by International Federations. Kazakhstan's Beijing and London weightlifting champion Ilya Ilyin and Russia's London 2012 gold medal winning high jumper Anna Chicherova - in connection with her Beijing 2008 bronze only - are among the highest-profile figures implicated. High jumper Anna Chicherova is among those named in connection with failed tests in Russia ©Getty Images But the IOC response has caused confusion, with many International Federations unclear if cases would be confirmed before Rio 2016. This was particularly so in weightlifting, where athletes from Belarus, Turkey, Armenia and Kazakhstan should still now be eligible to compete here. International Weightlifting Federation have a rule that any country to have produced three re-tested failures would be banned but cannot enforce it because the positive tests have not been officially confirmed. Russia and Bulgaria have been banned from weightlifting competition and Azerbaijan lost their two quota places. A total of 23 medallists from Beijing 2008 produced provisional adverse analytical findings as a result of a second wave of retests conducted this month predominantly focused on athletes who reached the podium in the Chinese capital. The IOC said that the 30 athletes from the Games came from four sports and eight National Olympic Committees (NOC). Two sports were implicated in the 15 positives representing nine countries from London 2012. The IOC opted at the Olympic Summit in Lausanne last month, to extend their re-testing programme of doping samples from Beijing 2008 and London 2012 to include all medal winners. It expanded on the targeted re-analysis of athletes due to compete at Rio 2016 completed last month. A total of 30 tests came back positive in the first wave of testing from Beijing, while 23 were detected from London. Initially 31 athletes had produced positive samples from Beijing, but the B-samples on two tests came back negative, while a further failed test was also recorded. IOC President Thomas Bach also revealed today that more than 2,200 athletes have been selected for targeted re-testing. Those who had made the biggest jumps in standard or came from sports particularly affected by doping were targeted. "In Rio, we will have up to 4,500 tests for urine and 1,000 for blood anti-doping," he added. July 2016: Six medallists among 11 weightlifters to test positive in second wave of London 2012 retests (http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1040029/six-medallists-among-11- weightlifters-to-test-positive-in-second-wave-of-london-2012-retests) July 2016: IOC strips Turkish weightlifter Özkan of Beijing 2008 silver medal after doping re-test (http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1039872/ioc-strips-turkish-weightlifter- ozkan-of-beijing-2008-silver-medal-after-doping-re-test) July 2016: Twenty-three medallists among 45 positives announced by IOC after second wave of Beijing and London retests (http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1039848/twenty-three-medallists-among-45-positives-announced-by-ioc-after-second-wave-of-beijing-and-london-retests) July 2016: Weightlifter Kalina stripped of Olympic bronze by IOC following failed drugs test at London 2012 (http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1039563/weightlifer-kalina- stripped-of-olympic-bronze-by-ioc-following-failed-drugs-test-at-london-2012) May 2016: ROC reveal eight unnamed Russians among positive London 2012 retested samples (http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1037909/roc-reveal-eight-unnamed- russians-among-positive-london-2012-retested-samples) Follow @nickjmbutler 1,317 followers Since joining insidethegames.biz in 2013, Butler has travelled to a variety of major global sporting events, including the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games as well as the most recent editions of the Asian, European and Pan American Games in Incheon, Baku and Toronto. 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