• Chinese, U.S., and Russian Teams for SC Worlds Have Seen Highest Testing Over Last 12 Months

    Chinese breaststroker Tang Qianting leads all participants in next week’s Short COurse World Championships with 36 anti-doping tests over the last year, according to World Aquatics.

  • Olympic Champion Swimmer Ahmed Hafnaoui Provisionally Suspended for Doping Rules Violation

    The International Testing Agency has asserted that Ahmed Hafnaoui missed three unannounced drug tests in a 12-month period.

  • Tennis Star Iga Świątek Suspended for 1 Month for TMZ, Same Substance as 23 Chinese Swimmers

    Iga Świątek, the #2-ranked tennis player in the world, has been suspended for 1 Month for TMZ, Same Substance as 23 Chinese Swimmers tested positive for before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

  • Bolivian Olympian María José Pinto Ribera Under Provisional Doping Suspension

    María José Pinto Ribera, Bolivia’s flag bearer at the Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony, tested positive for furosemide at the Olympics.

  • WADA Loosens Restrictions on Blood Donations In 2025 Prohibited Substances Updates

    Beginning in 2025, athletes in the WADA doping pools will have more flexibility to donate blood and blood components at accredited collection centers.

  • Olympic Swimmer Carlos Peralta Takes Over As General Director of Spain’s Doping Agency

    2016 Olympic swimmer Carlos Peralta takes over as general director of CELAD, Spain’s anti-doping agency, after joining the organization in April.

  • Documents Reveal WADA Lost Access to Over 2,000 Cases Due to Computer Glitch Before Olympics

    According to new documents, the top officials at the WADA were notified of a computer glitch that caused the organization to lose access to over 2,000 cases.

  • International Testing Agency (ITA) Releases Numbers From Paris with Over 4,100 Athletes Tested

    According to data released by the International Testing Agency, over 4,100 athletes were drug tested in Paris during the Olympics, up 4% from Tokyo.