Consequences of not adhering to Anti Doping Procedures PowerPoint Presentation

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Motorcycling Ireland Seminar of the Irish Anti-Doping Programme

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Substances/Methods are banned for 3 reasons: Performance Enhancement Endangers the Health of Athletes Against the Spirit of Sport

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Spirit of Sport Ethics Fair Play Honesty Health Respect Rules and Laws

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Strict Liability Your Body Your Responsibility

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Consequences of not adhering to Anti-Doping Procedures Suspension from sport – 2 years to life Financial implications Invalidity of Results Other Consequences – Time, Media .

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Important If a rider/coach is sanctioned for a positive test they will not be allowed to train with a club, participate, coach or administer any other sport that is signed up to the WADA Code, while under sanction.

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Sample Collection Procedures

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Rider Selection Random draw Draw made before Event

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Rider Notification AFTER a Rider finishes training or race a tester will verbally inform the rider that they need to do a drugs test They will be asked to sign the Doping Control Form. Failure to comply with these request have the same implication as a positive test result.

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An rider is entitled to: Request to see the Doping Control Officer and Chaperone’s ID card Nominate a representative of their choice to accompany them during the sample collection Request a delay in reporting to the Doping Control Station (DCS) for a valid reason

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Valid reasons for a delay in reporting for testing: Locating a representative Obtaining photo I.D. ( License ) Competing in further Competitions Obtaining necessary medical treatment

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Rider Responsibilities Produce identification, when requested, to the DCO/Chaperone Stay within sight of the DCO/Chaperone assigned to them at all times until they have provided their sample and signed the Doping Control Form

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Riders Responsibilities Comply with the sample collection procedures - the first sample they provide, after notification is at the DCS Retain control of their urine sample until it is securely Sealed

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Report to Doping Control Station

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Before providing a sample Riders should avoid excessive re-hydration Consuming food or fluids prior to providing a sample it is at Rider’s own risk – strict liability Bottled water may be provided for Riders, ensure the bottle is sealed before opening

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Before selecting a sample collection vessel OR

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Selecting a Sample Collection Vessel

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Providing a Sample The athlete must remove all clothing from the knees to mid-chest and from the hands to the elbows A chaperone of the same gender directly witnesses the athlete provide a sample

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Minors – U18

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90mls

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Partial Sample The partial sample is put in the ‘A’ Bottle until further urine is provided to reach a total of 90mls The partial sample is sealed with a ‘partial sample seal’ with an individual number

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Selecting a Sample Collection Kit A selection of kits Check the tamper evident seal, all seals

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Five-Point Check

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Dividing/Sealing the Sample Sample is split between bottles Lids secured on bottles

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From time of passing the urine until it is securely sealed , only the RIDER must handle the sample

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Checking the Suitability of the Sample Specific Gravity checked – must meet laboratory requirements ≥1.005

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Declaration of Medications/ Supplements used in past 14 days

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Confirmation of Procedure for Urine and/or Blood Testing

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The Lab

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Results Management Motorcycling Ireland will issue negative results to the athlete within 6-8 weeks Positive Result – Contacted via Phone/ Letter by Anti- Doping officer in Motorcycling Ireland/ISC License will be suspended until hearing is held

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The Prohibited List and Checking Medications

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WADA Prohibited List ‘the banned list’ Drug tests check for categories of substances and methods on this list Available at: www.wada-ama.org

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Recreational Drugs (including Cannabis) are on the Prohibited List

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The Simple Advice… Riders must check all your prescribed and over-the-counter medications

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Republic of Ireland www.eirpharm.com ISC Medication Checker App

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Northern Ireland, UK, USA, Canada www.globaldro.com

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GUESS which are prohibited? And could cause you a problem

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Prohibited

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GUESS which are prohibited?

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Prohibited

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The Same? Republic of Ireland America PROHIBITED!!!!!!

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What happens if your medication is prohibited? If you are competing at International Level, you may need to apply for a TUE

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Advice for Riders Know what goes into your body Check your medication every time Remember the principle of ‘Strict Liability’

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Advice for Riders cont.… When competing abroad Bring a supply from home of any prescribed or over-the-counter medications you may need If you need to purchase medication overseas – you need to check if it is permitted in the country where it is purchased

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Advice for Riders cont.… If your medication is prohibited, read the TUE Policy to see if you need to apply Supplements – seek professional advice, research the product and company and weigh up the risk

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For More Information Contact your Anti-Doping Officer Bernard Keller Email: mciantidoping@gmail.com or

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www.irishsportscouncil.ie/antidoping

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