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At this point, I don't really know how this is going to turn out. The AMA and the FIM work closely together, the FIM and AMA Pro Racing not so much, so this is all new ground.
I don't think It says anywhere that JS is allowed to ride, what it says is they don't know at this point...
Pit Row
"For instance, the test in question apparently showed trace amounts of amphetamine, not PEDs, similar to something one might find in someone using Adderall or Ritalin, two commonly prescribed drugs to treat people for a wide range of symptoms, including attention deficit disorder and narcolepsy."
The team/ players did not even test positive, although the news broke of the program, and what some or all of the players may or may not have been given, the supplimentss given is not even documented by the "doctor".
Anyway WADA pounced.
This drama came to another head just this week as well, with wada putting the players on notice "please explain",
Wada did not even inform the Australian Anti doping ASADA or the football sanctioning body AFL of this and don't have to give details either.
Most sports have a drug policy and ARE affiliated with WADA.
I agree with that, at least that there is going to be an effort to come up with a solution everyone buys into. To some extent that's easier for the FIM as it was their series, but I'd hate to be in Davey and Carrie's shoes as they (or the DMG people with AMA Pro Racing) sort out what a drug violation means for their unaffiliated series when MXSports has just implemented its own testing and sanctions regime. It's hard to imagine Stew and Suzuki accepting without challenge a sanction that would effectively end his career in "official" events, but it's also hard to see how the sanctioning bodies get out from the pretty clear directives of programs they've felt the need to implement. The best interim solution for the nats short of following the FIM lead may be to reserve judgment while the WADA/FIM process runs its course from provisional to final, whatever the final outcome is.
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