By Riley Overend on SwimSwam Serbian Olympic swimmer Uros Nikolic was dealt a one-year suspension earlier this month after testing positive for a banned substance at February’s World Championships in Doha, Qatar. Nikolic appeared on track to attend his second Olympic in Paris later this month as a member of the Serbian men’s 4×100 free relay. He split 48.86 at February’s Worlds (7th place, which is now disqualified as an official result), 48.91 at last year’s Worlds (10th place), 48.65 at 2022 Worlds (8th place), and 48.94 at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 (10th place). Despite all the sub-49 second splits, Nikolic has never been under 49.5 on a flat start, according to his World Aquatics profil
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