Anti-doping
AusCycling’s Commitment to Clean Sport
AusCycling takes a zero-tolerance position towards doping in sport and works closely with Sport Integrity Australia (SIA), World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) to ensure a drug-free environment in our sport.
AusCycling’s Anti-Doping Policy
Anti-doping rules apply to all participants of our sport from elite to grassroots. All members must be aware of, and have a basic understanding of, their obligations regarding anti-doping.
Click here to view AusCycling’s Anti-Doping Policy
The Sport Integrity Australia website has a range of information and resources to assist, including:
- The Sport Integrity App which provides information on:
- Supplements
- Applying for a Therapeutic Use Exemption
- Athlete testing
- WADA’s prohibited substances list Prohibited List Explained | Sport Integrity Australia
- Submitting Whereabouts information
Report a breach of Anti-Doping
Complaints and reports relating to child safeguarding are managed by Sport Integrity Australia. If you see something, report it.
AusCycling Supplements Policy
This policy provides guidance as to the provision and use of supplements in high performance cycling. Supplements are not fully regulated in Australia and there is a risk that some supplements may contain ingredients or impurities that could cause a positive test result, which an athlete will ultimately remain responsible for.
Food and Supplements Policy
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Retirement and Reinstatement
The AusCycling Anti-Doping Policy and World Anti-Doping Code sets out a number of important obligations for elite athletes wishing to retire or subsequently, return to the sport.
For information of SIA’s Retirement and Reinstatement including appropriate forms click here.
To download the UCI’s retirement form click here.
Sanctions
- For information on SIA ADRV's/Sanctions click here.
- For information on UCI ADRV's/Sanctions click here.
Education, recourses and awareness
When it comes to anti-doping, it is critical that our athletes and their support personnel are aware of their rights and responsibilities. There are a range of tools and resources available to help keep participants informed. Which can be found here
