In which year were the first doping and femininity tests administered at the Winter Olympics?

The first doping and femininity tests at the Winter Olympics were administered in 1968 during the Grenoble Games. This was a significant development in Olympic history as it was the first time athletes were subjected to these tests to ensure fair competition and to uphold the integrity of the Olympic Games. The introduction of these tests reflected a growing concern about performance-enhancing drugs in sports and the need to ensure that all athletes were competing on a level playing field.

While other years like 1976, 1984, and 1992 are notable for various advancements and changes in Olympic testing and regulations, they did not mark the initial implementation of these specific tests at the Winter Olympics. Therefore, 1968 stands out as the key year when such measures were officially introduced.