Cycling SA received notification from the UCI (International Cycling Union) of an adverse analytical finding from a sample provided by Barry Warmback on 18 March 2013 at the Absa Cape Epic.
The analytical report confirmed the presence of the steroid, Stanozolol in his sample. Barry is therefore provisionally suspended with immediate effect from competing in any event. The SAIDS (South African Institute of Drug-free Sport) process will now take its course.
Cycling SA reiterates its zero-tolerance approach to doping in sport and will continue working with the UCI and SAIDS in the promotion of a drug-free sport via its awareness programmes and extensive testing.
I'm dismayed at the amount of people who are blaming the UCI and whoever for what happened here.
Yes there was a stuff up in not notifying the athlete first, but other than that ...
WTFlip one week everyone is whining about dopers and then next week its ok because the latest + is not a pro who makes his living from the sport. Hello...that's why the pro's don't admit to it and the fun riders can admit to it.
I'm not picking on you MTBaaisikilist, just wondering on the selective ethics involved here by some.