Drug-Free Sport
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The Bermuda Bicycle Association supports without reservation, drug-free sport, and efforts both locally and internationally to eradicate drug cheating in sport.
Accordingly, all athletes, athlete support personnel and persons under the jurisdiction of the Bermuda Bicycle Association, shall be bound by the provisions of the WADA Code, and the rules and procedural guidelines of WADA and of its local affiliate, the Bermuda Sport Anti Doping Authority (BSADA).
Further, the acceptance for membership of the Bermuda Bicycle Association at any and all levels - athletes, support personnel and other persons - shall constitute acceptance by those persons, of their being bound and subject to the Anti-Doping Rules of the International Federation to which the Bermuda Bicycle Association is affiliated (Union Cycliste Internationale), the BSADA and the Bermuda Olympic Association.
The Bermuda Bicycle Association is also a signatory to the BSADA Domestic Programme which seeks to eradicate the use of illicit drugs in sport, and therefore agrees with and accepts its responsibility to all procedural requirements in support of this programme as outlined in the BSADA Standard Operating Procedures.
Accordingly, all athletes, athlete support personnel and persons under the jurisdiction of the Bermuda Bicycle Association, shall be bound by the provisions of the WADA Code, and the rules and procedural guidelines of WADA and of its local affiliate, the Bermuda Sport Anti Doping Authority (BSADA).
Further, the acceptance for membership of the Bermuda Bicycle Association at any and all levels - athletes, support personnel and other persons - shall constitute acceptance by those persons, of their being bound and subject to the Anti-Doping Rules of the International Federation to which the Bermuda Bicycle Association is affiliated (Union Cycliste Internationale), the BSADA and the Bermuda Olympic Association.
The Bermuda Bicycle Association is also a signatory to the BSADA Domestic Programme which seeks to eradicate the use of illicit drugs in sport, and therefore agrees with and accepts its responsibility to all procedural requirements in support of this programme as outlined in the BSADA Standard Operating Procedures.