FIA “Race True” Anti-Doping Campaign
The FIA believes that doping tests are necessary for fighting against doping.
However, it believes that doping prevention is even more important because it helps to raise the awareness of the drivers without putting their careers at risk.
This is why an FIA anti-doping e-learning course and quiz, which are available in five languages (and more in the future), will be launched in July 2011, in cooperation with the National Sporting Authorities.
The objective of this e-learning programme will be to give, within approximately 30 minutes and in an informative and entertaining way, an overview of all the key anti-doping points of which a driver MUST be aware.
The target users will, of course, be the drivers, from the local level all the way up to international level, as well as their doctors, support personnel and families and any other sports enthusiasts who might want to know more about anti-doping.
We hope that many of you will spend these 30 minutes on our e-learning programme, minutes that could change your life or the lives of drivers you know, by avoiding possible positive doping results caused by ignorance.
FIA Anti-Doping Regulations
The FIA became Signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code (the “Code”) in December 2010, thus joining the family of the major international sporting federations.
Although the FIA Anti-Doping Regulations have been completely revised in order to comply with the Code, there will be no major regulatory modifications given that the FIA Anti-Doping Regulations had already been based closely on the Code since January 2006.
INTERNATIONAL SPORTING CODE - APPENDIX A
(Published on 10.01.2011)
WADA INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
The following standards constitute an integral part of the FIA Anti-Doping Regulations.
Prohibited List
International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions
International Standard for Testing
International Standard for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information
International Standard for Laboratories
For more information on these standards and if there is any problem in downloading the documents, please check the WADA webpage: www.wada-ama.org
Therapeutic Use Exemption (Tue) Procedure
Once a year (or more frequently if required), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) issues a list of substances and methods the use of which is prohibited in and/or out of competition. This list is called the "Prohibited List" (available above, under "FIA Anti-Doping Regulations").
However, if, for medical reasons, a driver needs to use a drug including a prohibited substance or a prohibited method (which means that no permitted medicine can be used instead), a request for a "Therapeutic Use Exemption" (TUE) can be made to the competent organisation, whilst ensuring that the deadlines in the regulations are respected.
When should the TUE form be submitted?
- no later than 30 days before the beginning of the season or the next event;
- if you are included in your National Registered Testing Pool or the FIA International Registered Testing Pool: at the moment you are included in this group.
To whom should the application be submitted to?
To the FIA if you are:
- included in the FIA International Registered Testing Pool
- planning to participate in any of the following championships:
- FIA Formula One World Championship,
- FIA Formula Two Championship,
- FIA World Rally Championship,
- FIA World Touring Car Championship,
- FIA GT1 World Championship,
- CIK-FIA Karting World Championship for Drivers,
- GP2 International Series.
To your National Anti-Doping Organisation:
- in all other cases (for participation both at the national and the international levels)
For more information, please check Article 4.5 of Appendix A to the International Sporting Code and the WADA International Standard for Therapeutic Use Exemptions.
Therapeutic Use Exemption - application form
Fia International Registered Testing Pool
The drivers included in this pool are subject to doping tests not only in competition, but also out of competition.
2011 COMPOSITION OF THE FIA INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED TESTING POOL
It includes:
- the titular drivers (two per team) declared by the teams entered in the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship
- the Priority 1 drivers participating in the 2011 FIA World Rally Championship
List of the drivers included in this pool as on 09.05.2011: FORMULA ONE
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ALGUERSUARI Jaime (ESP)
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ALONSO Fernando (ESP)
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BARRICHELLO Rubens (BRA)
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BUEMI Sébastien (CHE)
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BUTTON Jenson (GBR)
- D'AMBROSIO Jérôme (BEL)
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DI RESTA Paul (GBR)
- GLOCK Timo (DEU)
- HAMILTON Lewis (GBR)
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HEIDFELD Nick (DEU)
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KARTHIKEYAN Narain (IND)
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KOBAYASHI Kamui (JPN)
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KOVALAINEN Heikki (FIN)
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LIUZZI Vitantonio (ITA)
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MALDONADO Pastor (VEN)
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MASSA Felipe (BRA)
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PEREZ MENDOZA Sergio (MEX)
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PETROV Vitaly (RUS)
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ROSBERG Nico (DEU)
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SCHUMACHER Michael (DEU)
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SUTIL Adrian (DEU)
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TRULLI Jarno (ITA)
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VETTEL Sebastian (DEU)
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WEBBER Mark (AUS)
WRC
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AL QASSIMI Khalid (ARE)
- BLOCK Ken (USA)
- HIRVONEN Mikko (FIN)
- KUIPERS Dennis (NLD)
- LATVALA Jari-Matti (FIN)
- LOEB Sébastien (FRA)
- MEEKE Kris (GBR)
- OGIER Sébastien (FRA)
- ØSTBERG Mads (NOR)
- RÄIKKÖNEN Kimi (FIN)
- SOLBERG Henning (NOR)
- SOLBERG Petter (NOR)
- SORDO Daniel (ESP)
- VILLAGRA Federico (ARG)
Fia Anti-Doping Disciplinary Committee (ADC)
2011 COMPOSITION OF THE ADC:
- Mr Jan STOVICEK – President (Czech Republic)
- Dr Cem BONEVAL (Turkey)
- Dr Claudio PUSINERI (Italy)
- Dr Phil RAYNER (Great Britain)
- Dr Michael SCHOLZ (Germany)
- Dr Theodoros VOUKIDIS (Greece)
- Dr Christian WAHLEN (Belgium)
ADC (former ACMC) DISCIPLINARY DECISIONS:
Simone FAVARO (ITA), Ortona event of the CIK-FIA "U18" World Championship - Karting Academy Trophy, Italy – Decision of 24.08.2011
Bruno CORSANI (ITA), “Coppa del Chianti Classico”, event of the FIA Historic Hill-Climb Championship 2010, Italy - Decision of 02.12.2010
Christos NIARCHOS (GBR), “Spa Euro Race”, event of the FIA International GT Open series, Belgium - Decision of 29.11.2010
Francesco BASTINI (ITA), “Coppa del Chianti Classico”, event of the FIA Historic Hill-Climb Championship 2010, Italy - Decision of 04.11.2010
Igor WALILKO (POL), “ADAC Kartrennen Ampfing” DKM Weekend event, Germany - Decision of 11.10.2010