Therese Johaug was forced to interrupt the press conference after Cas' verdict when she broke down in tears.The 29-year-old told before that about his disappointment with the verdict but also a burning desire to get back on the ski track again.- It is very tough and I can not feel anything but that the punishment is unfair.I feel unfairly treated.I must say that I am saddened, says Johaug.At the Hotel Steiger-Dellai in Seiser Alm, Italy, Therese Johaug met the press on Tuesday after Cas' doping verdict.A verdict that means that the preparations for the Olympics in February next year that Johaug was in the middle of were in vain.The 29-year-old will be suspended for 18 months, will miss both the Olympics in Pyeongchang in February 2018 and the entire upcoming season and will not be allowed to compete again until April 2018.In a white t-shirt and with tears in his eyes, Johaug met the journalists and began with his own speech.- I just want to say first that I am completely overwhelmed.I received the message yesterday that I am not allowed to run the Olympics.I have tried to keep my spirits up as best I could before and trained immensely to try to succeed in Pyeongchang.It's very tough and I can only feel that the punishment is unfair.I feel unfairly treated.I have to say I'm sad.READ MORE ABOUT DOPING: Here are the sickest explanationsSeptember 4, 2016: According to Therese Johaug's version, she receives the ointment Trofodermin from the national team doctor Fredrik S Bendiksen to treat her burnt lips during a high-altitude camp in Italy.September 16: Johaug doping test.October 4: The ski star is informed by Anti-Doping Norway that the anabolic steroid clostebol has been found in her urine sample.October 13: The doping case is announced.Johaug swears free and Bendiksen takes all the blame and resigns.October 19: Johaug is suspended under investigation for two months by Anti-Doping Norway.November 29: Anti-doping Norway proposes that Johaug be suspended for 14 months, calculated from October 18.December 16: The Prosecution Board in Anti-Doping Norway extends Johaug's investigation suspension by two months until February 19, 2017. January 26–27, 2017: Johaug is questioned in Oslo by the Norwegian Sports Confederation.February 10: The Norwegian Sports Confederation shuts down Johaug for 13 months, starting on October 18, 2016. February 13: The ski company Fischer breaks its sponsorship contract with Johaug.February 15: Johaug announces that she does not intend to appeal the verdict.At the same time, the International Ski Federation (Fis) states that the case will be processed further.March 7: Fis decides to take the case to the sports arbitration court Cas.May 4: Britain's Eren Romano F Subiotto is elected chairman of the negotiating panel.Johaug has previously chosen the American Jeffrey G Benz as his judge in the case, while Fis chose the Finn Markus Manninen.May 15: Cas confirms that Johaug will be questioned on June 6.May 30: Johaug submits a counter-appeal to Cas - in the hope of being completely acquitted.June 6: Johaug is questioned in the sports arbitration court (Cas) in Lausanne.Aug 22: Johaug's sentence extended to 18 months by the sports arbitration court (Cas)Johaug received the verdict already on Monday and received the message in the company of his family.Despite the suspension, the 29-year-old is still fully set on continuing his career.- I have said that I do not intend to give up before I have to stand on the starting line again and I still stand by it but I do not know what motivation and mental strength it will be in the near future.The World Cup may be the next goal and it is 1.5 years away.I just have to try to use the time ahead in a good way, work with myself and get some distance to this.But I have an inner joy over skiing and being out in nature.I still want to get back to the start and still dream of being at the top of the podium, says Johaug and continues:- Then I want to thank all the sponsors, the family, my boyfriend and not least the entire Norwegian people who stood behind me during this difficult year.Without them, I would not be sitting here today.Now I want to ask for understanding that I need to be at peace and try to digest the message I received yesterday.In her judgment, Cas mainly criticizes the fact that Johaug did not pay attention to the warning text on the packaging of the lip balm she used and which later turned out to contain the banned preparation clostebol.- It is a hypothetical question.I did not see it.I can not say anything else, says Johaug about the criticism.After a couple more questions, Johaug was then forced to interrupt the press conference when she broke down and left the hall in tears.The plug on the USA?The last time Tre Kronor met them in the hockey WC, we won 6-0!The one who knows the most wins the most.External link from Svenska Spel Sport & Casino AB.Age limit 18 years.Stodlinjen.seTHE COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT (CAS) DECISION IN THE CASE OF THERESE JOHAUG: 18-MONTH SUSPENSIONLausanne, 22 August 2017 - The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has upheld the appeal filed by the International Skiing Federation (FIS), has set aside the decision issued by the Adjudication Committee of the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sport on 10 February 2017 and has issued a new decision in which Ms Johaug is suspended for a period of 18 months commencing on 18 October 2016.During the period 4-15 September 2016, the Norwegian skier Therese Johaug used a cream (Trofodermin) purchased for her by a team doctor in Italy to treat acute sunburn on her lips.The active ingredients listed on the packaging included Clostebol acetate (0.5%), an anabolic agent listed on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List and banned at all times, in and out of competition ..Ms Johaug underwent an out-of-competition doping control test on 16 September 2016 which revealed the presence of a metabolite of Clostebol.Further to an investigation, the Adjudication Committee of the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sport issued a decision on 10 February 2017 in which Ms Johaug was sanctioned with a period of ineligibility of 13 months beginning on 18 October 2016, the date on which she was provisionally suspended.On 6 March 2017, the International Ski Federation (FIS) filed an appeal at the CAS requesting that the period of ineligibility imposed on Ms Johaug be reasonably extended, to between 16-20 months.The case was handled by a Panel of CAS arbitrators: Mr Romano F. Subiotto QC, (UK / Belgium), President, Mr Markus Manninen (Finland) and Mr Jeffrey G. Benz (USA).A hearing was held at the CAS headquarters on 6 June 2017.Having reviewed the matter in full, the Panel noted that Ms Johaug failed to conduct a basic check of the packaging, which not only listed a prohibited substance as an ingredient but also included clear doping cautionary warning.Such omissions resulted in an anti-doping rule violation inconsistent with her otherwise clean anti-doping record.Nevertheless, in order to ensure equality in applying anti-doping rules, the Panel highlighted that it was obliged to apply a proportionate sanction, consistent with the level of fault.For this reason, the Panel noted that, in such a situation of non-significant fault, the 2015 World Anti-doping Code provides for a suspension range of between 12 - 24 months and determined in the present case that a period of ineligibility of 18 months, commencing on 18 October 2016, was appropriate.Therese Johaug arrested for doping