Eugene (CNN) – the doping allegations against the 100-meters – condense world record holder Tim Montgomery (United States) itself. According to a report of the «Los Angeles Times» Tuesday, the sprinter is to have taken five banned steroids and a growth hormone. Documents are available in the newspaper, where the US anti-doping agency USADA Montgomery accused to have used the substances prior to 2000 – two years before his world record run. The 29-year-old Olympic champion of the season to have doped according to the USADA also with EPO and insulin. As the newspaper further reported that several evidence of various kinds are available to the USADA. Therein, the partner is brought by Sprint Olympic champion Marion Jones of the designer drug Tetrahydrogestrinone (GHG) in conjunction with. The allegations are communicated in a USADA letter of 7 June Montgomery. After his response last Friday at the USADA nominations of further investigation. Montgomery’s lawyer Cristina Arguedas has once again confirmed that their client has taken any banned substances. In addition to Montgomery four more prominent US stars were informed in writing of the USADA, that they are accused of doping. The addressees replied, which threatens the exclusion from the Olympic Games in Athens are the 400 m relay Olympic Calvin and Alvin Harrison, Sprint Relay world champion Chryste Gaines and the last 200 m indoor champion Michelle Collins. Montgomery’s girlfriend Marion Jones was been not contacted by the USADA although, had admitted but last week for the first time publicly the purchase of food supplements of the controversial Bay area laboratory co-Operatove (BALCO).