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Canadian cyclist permanently banned for code of conduct violations

Cycling sa国际传媒 has banned Alexander Amiri from its activities and events after an Abuse-Free Sport adjudicative panel found the road cyclist breached the organization's code of conduct.
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Alexander Amiri practises at the Juan de Fuca velodrome on Aug. 20, 2019. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST

Cycling sa国际传媒 has banned Alexander Amiri from its activities and events after an Abuse-Free Sport adjudicative panel found the road cyclist breached the organization's code of conduct.

Cycling sa国际传媒 said in a statement Friday that Amiri, a 27-year-old from Victoria, is permanently ineligible from participating as a coach, athlete, volunteer or spectator.

The organization said the panel found that Amiri breached various sections of the 2021 Cycling sa国际传媒 Code of Conduct and Ethics.

Cycling sa国际传媒 became a signatory of the Abuse-Free Sport Program, an independent program to prevent and address maltreatment under the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner, in December 2022.

Amiri represented British Columbia at the 2017 sa国际传媒 Games.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 26, 2024.

The Canadian Press