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Additional Funding for Reporting Service

The Swiss Federal Office of Sport FOSPO and Swiss Olympic are increasing their financial payments to Swiss Sport Integrity. Over the coming years, the Reporting Service for Ethics Violations will receive an additional boost of one million Swiss francs.

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WADA publishes 2024 Prohibited List

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2024 Prohibited List, which comes into effect as of 1 January 2024 and replaces all previous lists. The updates affect in particular the substance tramadol.

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Statement on the case of Aleksi Peltonen

In a press release dated 19 September 2023, the National League AG has published the provisional suspension of Aleksi Peltonen, player of HC Davos. The Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation confirms that there is an ongoing investigation against Aleksi Peltonen for a potential anti-doping rule violation...

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Triathlete suspended for 3 years

Swiss triathlete Michele Caverzasio admitted to the Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation the possession and attempted use of growth hormone and accepted a three-year suspension and a fine of 300 francs.

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DC Sanctions Football Coach for Violation of Ethics Statute

The Disciplinary Chamber of Swiss Sport has sanctioned a football coach for ethical misconduct. The man is not allowed to coach female athletes for at least two years. This is the first ruling by the disciplinary chamber since the new ethics statute came into force.

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Mountain runner suspended for 3 years

A Swiss mountain runner admitted to the Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation the possession and use of sustanon, oxandrolone and growth hormone, as well as trafficking of the prohibited substance sustanon, and accepted a three-year suspension and a fine of 120 francs.

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Ex-cyclist suspended for four years

The Disciplinary chamber of Swiss sports (DC) has suspended a former Swiss cyclist for four years for the possession and administration of a prohibited substance, as well as for complicity, and has ordered him to pay a fine.

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Three-year suspension for recreational athlete

A 37-year-old recreational athlete admitted to the Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation the possession, attempted use or administration of a doping substance, as well as attempted trafficking and attempted complicity, and accepted a three-year suspension and a fine of CHF 120.

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