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What substance nearly cost Canadian snowboader Ross Rebagliati his Nagano Olympics gold medal?
Updated: 10/22/2022
He was automatically disqualified when a urine test found traces of marijuana in his system. Rebagliati protested on the contention that the drug was introduced into his system from second hand smoke and the disqualification was overturned when the IOC stated that marijuana is not a 'performance enhancing drug'.
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