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We educate, test and offer advice about clean sport to protect clean athletes and the integrity of sport. We never recommend supplements because they’re a risk to clean athletes.

Which of the following are true statements about our anti-doping mahi? Choose all that apply.

Some athletes need a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) before they take a banned substance; others may only need one afterwards.

If an athlete needs a medication that's banned in sport, this process allows them to take them without breaking the rules. What is it?

The Global DRO website makes it easy for anyone to check if a medication is banned in sport.

There is a website athletes can use to check if their medications are banned in sport. What is it called?

Supplement contamination is a real risk to clean athletes. The safest way to fuel the body is a food first approach to nutrition. 

Supplements are a risk for clean athletes. Why?

The Sports Anti-Doping Rules apply to athletes at all levels, as well as their support teams and administrators.

Who do the Sports Anti-Doping Rules apply to?

Only TWO of the 11 rule breaks (known as ADRVs) involve using banned substances.

There are 11 ways to break the Sports Anti-Doping Rules. How many involve using banned substances?

Clean Sport Quiz

Speak Out allows anyone involved in sport to share doping concerns by phone, email or via our website. Speaking out helps keep sport clean for everyone. 

Anyone involved in sport can share doping concerns in confidence using our Speak Out programme. True or false? 

Terbutaline/Bricanyl is one asthma medication that's banned in sport. Some others have limits to their use. You can find details on our website.

Some asthma medications are banned in sport. True or false?

It’s true: athletes can be tested anywhere, at any time and without any advanced notice.

Athletes can be tested anywhere, at any time. True or false?

It’s true. That’s why athletes check every medication carefully on Global DRO before they take it.

Some common medications contain ingredients that are banned in sport. True or false?

Athletes are always 100% responsible for a positive test, and must be very careful about anything they put into their body.