Sage Canaday calling out running influencers for doping

CIM wrote:

The CIM will immediately disqualify any athlete that tests positive for using performance enhancing drugs.

Boston wrote:

Boston Athletic Association is pleased to support integrity in competition, and to announce it has contracted with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (“USADA”) to provide an anti-doping program during the Boston Marathon (the “Event”), to be held in Boston, Massachusetts, a USATF (“Sanctioning Body”) sanctioned event... Doping...is against the rules of the Event, and will not be tolerated. Any violation of the anti-doping rules may result in disqualification and loss of results achieved during the Event...Athletes competing in the Event are subject to blood and/or urine testing for any substance or method on the World Anti-Doping Agency (“WADA”) Prohibited List:

New York Road Runners wrote:

NYRR is committed to clean sport at all levels and has developed policies designed to ensure that athletes compete in a healthy and fair environment at our NYRR races. All participants in NYRR's races must agree to NYRR's Run Clean Waiver and remain fully compliant with the applicable anti-doping rules of the WADA Code and the USADA Protocol.
All athletes may be subject to anti-doping testing at NYRR events and for up to ninety (90) days thereafter as may be needed for follow-up testing for any prohibited substance or method.

Chicago wrote:

In accordance with World Athletics and USATF sanctions, participants are subject to anti-doping rules. An anti-doping rule violation occurring during or in connection with the Event may lead to disqualification of the participant’s individual results, including forfeiture of all awards, points and prizes, including monetary prizes and may be required to return any such awards as may have been made.

Berlin wrote:

2.4 Association regulations
If this is pointed out during registration, our sports events will be carried out according to the
applicable national and/or international competition rules and under the supervision of the
responsible federation. Further information and an overview of the relevant competition and
association rules can be found at...In case of violation of these conditions of participation and/or in case you do not follow our or our
staff's instructions, or the instructions of the appropriately marked marshals and the Medical Service,
and there is a risk that the proper execution of the event or the safety and/or health of the
participants is endangered, we, our marshals and/or the Medical Service, may exclude and/or
disqualify participants from the time classification or the sporting event.
Sanctionable offences include
- Violation of the relevant national and international association rules, according to § 2.4 of these
conditions of participation;
- the transfer of the personally allocated race number;
- the fraudulent acquisition and/or alteration of the race number;
- making the advertising print on the race number unrecognisable;
- grossly unsportsmanlike conduct;
- repeated, implausible intermediate times;
- Participation with an unauthorised timing transponder or without a timing transponder (§ 2.7);
Furthermore we reserve the right to issue a starting ban (also for the future). We can issue a starting
ban, among other things, in the event of a continued violation of these conditions of participation
despite a warning, in the event of payment arrears or to protect the participant from health
problems. We will inform the person concerned in writing about a starting ban.

London wrote:

4.7 LMEL may from time to time issue reasonable rules or conditions to address any health concerns (including, but not limited to, those relating to Covid-19) including, but not limited to, testing, social distancing and/or the use of monitoring or tracking devices or software. You warrant that You will comply with all such rules or conditions.EVENT EJECTION5.1 LMEL reserves the right to refuse entry to the Event or to ask You to cease participation if...in LMEL’s opinion You are unfit to participate in the Event due to: i. the consumption or use of alcohol or drugs;

Tokyo wrote:

1) The races will be conducted in accordance with the rules and regulations of the World Athletics, JAAF and the Race Organizer.
World Athletics Road Race Label Regulations also applies to the Tokyo Marathon, which has been certified by the World Athletics as a Elite Platinum Label.
Doping control will be conducted abiding to World Athletics Anti-Doping Regulations

Grandma's wrote:

In addition, Grandma’s Marathon will terminate any agreement that has been made between the race and an athlete regarding complimentary entries, food, lodging and/or travel assistance should the athlete be found guilty of using performance-enhancing drugs after the agreement was made. Grandma’s Marathon will also terminate said agreement(s) should race organizers gain knowledge of an athlete’s prior drug use suspension after the agreement was made.

As a result of any of the above scenarios, Grandma’s Marathon will immediately cease all business relationships with the athlete’s coach and/or agent.

USATF wrote:

Athlete members agree to submit to drug testing by WA and/or USADA or their designees at any time and understand that the use of methods or substances prohibited by the applicable anti-doping rules make them subject to penalties including, but not limited to, disqualification and suspension. If it is determined that an individual member may have committed a doping violation, the member agrees to submit to the results management authority and processes of USADA, including arbitration under the USADA Protocol, or to the results management authority of WA and/or its designees if applicable or referred by USADA.