The Amateur Boxing Association of England has become the first governing body in the UK to publish World Anti-Doping Code compliant rules for 2009. This follows UK Sport’s publication, in July, of the UK Anti-Doping Rules which have been developed to make the transition to the new Code as simple as possible for NGBs.
The revised Code comes into operation from 1 January 2009 by which time all NGBs on UK Sport’s anti-doping testing programme will be expected to either have Code compliant rules in place, or at the very least a timetable agreed with UK Sport for doing so.
The United States' new athletics chief Doug Logan pledged on Friday to drive doping cheats out of sport.
Logan was named CEO of USA Track & Field (USATF) on Thursday to rep...More>
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) emphasised on wednesday that the anti-doping effort at the Beijing Summer Games will be more extensive than ever. More than 4,500 te...More>
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has confirmed it is considering whether to include Viagra in its list of banned substances in international sports.
Wada believes silde...More>
European broadcasters are ready to cut down their coverage of sports events if the federations do not offer maximum guarantees in the fight against doping, the European Broadc...More>
