World Anti-Doping Agency says all of Russia's Track and Field athletes should be banned from 2016 Olympics

All of Russia's track and field athletes could be barred from the 2016 Summer Olympics after a much-awaited report by the World Anti-Doping Agency on Monday detailed evidence of an orchestrated program of cheating within the country.

A WADA independent commission alleged that Russian track officials, coaches and doctors promoted a "win at all costs" mentality that encouraged and sometimes pressured athletes into using performance-enhancing drugs.

With language that evoked memories of state-sponsored doping in the former East Germany, the commission wrote that Russia's intelligence service, the FSB, infiltrated an anti-doping lab in Moscow and intimidated personnel.

Investigators suggested that Russia may also have used a laboratory on the outskirts of Moscow to pre-screen samples and circumvent positive results.