List of doping cases in sport (P)

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

Name Country Event Banned substance(s) Reference(s)
Darya Pachabut  Belarus Weightlifting Stanozolol [1]
Jessica Pacho  Ecuador Weightlifting [1]
Naskar Uma Pada  India Swimming Mephentermine [2]
Neco Padaratz  Brazil Surfing Anabolic steroids [3]
Emilio Pagani  Italy Swimming Cannabis [4]
Jong Suk Pak  North Korea Weightlifting Methyltestosterone [1]
David Palacios  Ecuador Weightlifting [1]
Rafael Palmeiro  United States Baseball Stanozolol [5]
Jyotsna Pansare  India Swimming Methylhexaneamine [6]
Marco Pantani  Italy Cycling Declared unfit to ride after a UCI "health check" in the Giro d'Italia, but never formally tested positive or banned. [7]
Konstantinos Papadopoulos  Greece Weightlifting Methyltrienolone, Buprenorphine [1]
Dimitros Papageridis  Greece Weightlifting Methyltrienolone, Buprenorphine [1]
Esma Gizem Papila  Turkey Swimming Clenbuterol [8]
Joseph M. Papp  United States Cycling Testosterone or its precursors (6α-OH-androstenedione 6β-OH-androsterone) [9]
Hugo Parisi  Brazil Swimming Prednisone, Prednisolone [10]
Karo Parisyan  United States mixed martial arts Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, and Oxymorphone [11]
Bradley Parker  United Kingdom Rugby union [12]
Christian Parker  United States Baseball [13]
Dave Parker  United States Baseball Cocaine [14]
Yusuf Pathan  India Cricket Terbutaline [15]
Stephen Pate  Australia Cycling Steroids [16]
Troy Patton  United States Baseball Amphetamine [17]
Lenny Paul  United Kingdom Bobsleigh Nandrolone [18]
David Paulino  Dominican Republic Baseball Boldenone [19]
Vitalijs Pavlovs  Latvia Ice hockey Methylhexanamine [20]
Ben Payne  United Kingdom Hockey 19-norandrosterone and 19-noretiocholanolone [21]
Michelle Payne  Australia Jockey Phentermine [22]
Claudia Pechstein  Germany Speed skating [23]
Sean Penkywicz  United Kingdom Rugby league Stanozolol [24]
Jermell Pennie  United States Basketball Formestane [25]
Andres Pennisi  Argentina Weightlifting Clenbuterol [1]
Alberto Pensado  Spain Weightlifting Tetrahydrocannabidol [1]
Jhonny Peralta  Dominican Republic Baseball Performance-enhancing drugs [26]
Daniel Pereira  Portugal Swimming Stanozolol [27]
Kusal Perera  Sri Lanka Cricket [28]
Jose Perez  Spain Weightlifting Oxandrolone, Epioxandrolone [1]
Neifi Pérez  Dominican Republic Baseball Stimulants (three times) [29]
Pascual Pérez  Dominican Republic Baseball [30][31]
Wolfgang Perner  Austria Biathlon Violation of blood doping rules [32]
Hendrick Perrot  France Volleyball Cannabinoids [33]
Alessandro Petacchi  Italy Cycling Salbutamol [34]
Tim Peterson  United States Baseball Trenbolone [35]
Rumyana Petkova  Bulgaria Weightlifting Stanozolol [36]
Matt Peto  Canada Canadian football [37]
Petros Petropoulos  Greece Swimming Caffeine [38]
Yevgeni Petrov  Russia Cycling EPO [39]
Igor Petrov  Russia Weightlifting [40]
Andy Pettitte  United States Baseball Human growth hormone (self-admitted) [41]
Koleva Petya  Bulgaria Weightlifting [1]
Michael Phelps  United States Swimming Cannabis (self-admitted) [42]
Michael Picotte  United States Swimming Refusal to submit to doping test [38]
Yuliya Pidlisna  Ukraine Swimming Stanozolol [43]
Jorge Piedra  United States Baseball Performance-enhancing substance [44]
Leonardo Piepoli  Italy Cycling CERA [45]
Caroline Pileggi  Australia Weightlifting Refusing a drug test [46]
Juan Pineda  United States Cycling 19-norandrosterone [47]
Michael Pineda  Dominican Republic Baseball Hydrochlorothiazide [48]
Jürgen Pinter  Austria Cross-country skiing Violation of blood doping rules [49]
Omar Pinzon Garcia  Colombia Swimming Cocaine [50]
Keith Piper  United Kingdom Cricket Cannabis [51]
Maria Pipiliaridou  Greece Weightlifting Methyltrienolone, Buprenorphine [1]
Giuseppe Nicola Pisano  Italy Water polo Cannabinoids [43]
Yann Pishchikov  Russia Fencing Stanozolol, Methylhexaneamine [52]
Jennifer Piter  Aruba Weightlifting Oxilofrine [1]
Victor Osorio Pizzaro  Chile Weightlifting Metandienone [1]
Ivan Podshivalov  Russia Rowing [53]
Adri van der Poel  Netherlands Cycling Strychnine [54]
Paul Pogba  France Football (soccer) Dehydroepiandrosterone [55]
Gevorik Poghosyan  Armenia Weightlifting Oxandrolone [1]
Zorik Poghosyan  Armenia Weightlifting Methylhexaneamine [1]
Aleksander Polaczek  Germany Ice hockey Missed test [56]
Jorge Polanco  Dominican Republic Baseball Stanozolol [57]
Claudia Poll  Costa Rica Swimming Nandrolone [58]
Andrea Pollack  East Germany Swimming Turinabol (self-admitted) [59]
Eric Polini  Canada Canadian football [37]
Vasiliy Polovnikov  Russia Weightlifting Metandienone [1]
Anatoliy Polyakov  Russia Swimming Boldenone [60]
Vladimir Popov  Moldova Weightlifting Metandienone [1]
Valentina Popova  Russia Weightlifting [1]
Alex Gabriel Popoviciu  Romania Water polo Methylhexaneamine [61]
Bobby Portis  United States Basketball Tramadol [62]
Davide Possanzini  Italy Football (soccer) Missed test [63]
Alberto Puello  Dominican Republic Boxing Tested positive for Clomiphene [64]
Henry Prado Vargas  Costa Rica Weightlifting Boldenone [1]
Alvaro Prieto  Spain Diving Cannabis [65]
Jurickson Profar  Curaçao Baseball Chorionic gonadotropin [66]
Anastasia Proskurina  Russia Wrestling [67]
Sandis Prūsis  Latvia Bobsleigh Anabolic steroids [68] (in Latvian)
Mariusz Pudzianowski  Poland Strongmen [69]
César Puello  Dominican Republic Baseball Performance-enhancing drugs [26]
Mariano Puerta  Argentina Tennis Etilefrine, clenbuterol [70]
Shailaja Pujari  India Weightlifting [71][72]
Hysen Pulaku  Albania Weightlifting Stanozolol [73]
Chitchanok Pulsabsakul  Thailand Weightlifting Methandienone [1]
Nauris Pundors  Latvia Swimming Anabolic steroids [68] (in Latvian)
Max Purcell  Australia Tennis IV infusion of vitamins above 100ml limit [74]
Olga Pyleva  Russia Biathlon Carphedon [75]
Caroline Pyzik  Canada Taekwondo Hydrochlorothiazide, triamterene [76]

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