Drugs in Sport
As of 14 December 2009, UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) has assumed responsibility from UK Sport as the UK's National Anti-Doping Organisation.
In recognition of the new functions that will be taken on by UKAD there have been some changes to the UK Anti-Doping Rules which have been approved by the Board of Directors at their meeting of 8 December 2009.
For a copy of the UK Anti doping rules please click here.
For UKAD's website please click here
Related Downloads
UK Anti-Doping Rules 2009
UIPM Medical Rules
UIPM Disciplinary Rules
Related Guidance
Athlete’s Guide to anti doping procedures
Advice to Parents of Young Athletes
Advice to athletes on use of supplements in sport
Testing Procedures
Related Links
World Anti-Doping Agency
Drug Information Database
USEFUL CONTACTS
UK Drug Information Line: +44 (0)800 528 0004
TUE Applications Fax: +44 (0)800 298 3362
TUE Information
World Anti Doping Agency
The UIPM website now has the updated WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency)Prohibited List 2008.
Alternatively, information about the Prohibited List and the 2008 Monitoring Program can be found on the WADA website.
Guidance to who could be drug tested, when and what to do if you are taking medication
Who is liable for testing?
Within the rules of Modern Pentathlon only athletes competing in Senior, Junior, Youth A and B competitions in domestic and international Modern Pentathlon, Tetrathlon and Biathle competitions are liable for in competition testing.
At what competitions could they be tested?
All athletes who compete in competitions below:
- All International Competitions
- British Open Modern Pentathlon Championships
- British Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships
- Selection Competitions
- British Open Tetrathlon Championships
- British Junior Tetrathlon Championships
- British Open Biathle Championships
- British Junior Biathle Championships
Athletes competing in domestic Youth competitions are not liable for testing.
Who is liable for out of competition testing?
There is one pool designated in the sport of pentathlon for this purpose, although athletes from Youth B and above could be tested both in and out of competition.
- IF Registered Testing Pool
- The UIPM have an IF Pool of 15 athletes in the top 15 as at the Ranking List on the 1st Jan of that year.
Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUE)
An athlete can take certain medications providing an agreement has been made between either the athlete and UIPM or the athlete and UKAD.
International Athletes have to send their TUE direct to UIPM for approval with a copy sent to UKAD.
National athletes that compete in the above specified competitions by Pentathlon GB have to submit their TUEs to Pentathlon GB who forward them on to UK Sport for approval. More information on TUE is available on the UKAD site.
