LU STOUT: Now, two more elite sprinters have tested positive for banned substances. Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell are two of the fastest 100 meter sprinters ever. And Jamaica's Powell, on the left here, is a former world record holder while American Tyson Gay on the right is a former world champion. And both have denied they knew they were using performance enhancing drugs. But Gay pulled out of next month's world championships. And it is another blow to athletics signature event, the 100 meter dash has long struggled with athletes associated with doping. Here's a list of the fastest men ever. And second on the list is Tyson Gay. As we just said he failed a drugs test. But he is not alone. Yohan Blake, he was banned for three months in 2009 for testing positive. Asafa Powell, he tested positive on Sunday. Justin Gatlin, he was banned for four years back in 2006. And Steve Mullings, he was handed a lifetime ban. That's leaves just a handful of man who are as far as we know clean. Now let's stay with sports and talk about professional gaming. You may not consider that a sport, but the U.S. government does. According to the gaming site Polygon, professional League of Legends players can indeed travel to the U.S. on the same visas that professional athletes use, a much simpler process than what they currently go through. League of Legends is one of the most popular games in the world. It is an online game where players form teams and battle each other. And Forbes says the final day of the game's all-star game, it drew some 18 million viewers. Now it's a story some said is just too good to be penned by a first time author. And it turns out, they were right. Coming up next on News Stream, we'll tell you why JK Rowling decided to publish her latest work under a pseudonym.
Track Star Tyson Gay Tests Positive For Performance Enhancing Drugs