The Disciplinary Chamber of Swiss Sport (DC) sentenced sprinter Alex Wilson for deliberate doping with trenbolone to a 4-year suspension and to a payment of 13,750 Swiss francs.

Parents are among the key players in the sporting environment of a young athlete. To support parents in their important role, Swiss Sport Integrity creates the "Parents' Forum" as a vessel for conveying the most important information.

The Disciplinary Chamber of Swiss Sport (DC) has imposed a 96-month suspension on former German cyclist Danilo Hondo and charged him with the costs.

A Swiss youth athlete has been suspended for 4 years and charged with the costs for attempted use (import) and the presence of a prohibited substance.

Anti-doping activities have been expanded over the past business year as part of the 2021-2024 strategy and new record figures have been achieved. The business year was also marked by the successful creation of a national reporting service for ethics violations in Swiss sport.

In a public statement to various media, the volleyball coach Luiz Souza took position on alleged ethics violations.

The Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation, together with the independent reporting office for ethics violations and irregularities in Swiss sport, began operations on January 1.

The new website of Swiss Sport Integrity www.sportintegrity.ch is online!

The new Prohibited List comes into effect as of 1 January 2022. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has made several modifications to the Prohibited List 2022 which have an impact on the prohibited status of various medications.

The Antidoping Switzerland Foundation will become the Swiss Sport Integrity Foundation effective 1 January 2022.