Report doping

Protect Your Sport

It takes a team to stop a drug cheat. If you think someone is cheating, tell us.

We gather information from many places to help us build up a picture and decide what to do.

So if you think something is going on, tell us – you will be doing the right thing, and no one will know you got in touch.

How to get in touch

We want you to come forward in confidence, and without fear, which is why we offer a number of ways to get in touch with us. Note: If you are raising concerns about doping in powerlifting, please use WADA’s Speak Up Platform.

Online form

Email us

Call us: 0800 032 2332

What should I report?

Any information, no matter how small.

Example 1: Someone I know is using a prohibited substance

"Their name is XX and they play XX. They are using growth hormone and steroids."

Example 2: I have found evidence of a prohibited substance

"I have found needles and vials in XX's kit bag."

Example 3: I overheard or have been told about drugs use

"Someone at my club told me they could get me some gear, needles, you name it. He even said he'd coach me through my first cycle."

Example 4: They're acting out of character

"Someone I train with has started acting out of character. They're having mood swings and becoming aggressive for no real reason."

Example 5: They are not being upfront with me

"XX told me they were taking some pills to help them make weight, but won't tell me what they are or how they got them."

Example 6: My ex-team mate is taking PEDs

"XX of XX team are taking both short term performance enhancing drugs before races and EPO during training. They're currently dominating the competition."

Example 7: Results and performances don't seem believable

"XX's race times have dramatically improved all of a sudden. We've trained together for years and this sudden change is very suspicious."

Reporting your information: What happens next?

UKAD's Protect Your Sport is designed to be a safe space for you to raise your concerns in confidence.

Learn more about the reporting process and the common signs of doping.

Protect Your Sport

Reporting your information: What happens next?

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