
The decision concerns athletes of all nationalities and is motivated by confidentiality requirements
The International Skating Union (ISU) has stopped publishing the names of athletes from the international doping testing pool for the 2026/27 season, citing confidentiality.
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The ISU previously published lists of athletes in the doping testing pool on its website.
The International Skating Union (ISU) refused to publish the names of Russian skaters included in the international doping testing pool for the 2026/27 season. This was reported by Soviet Sport with reference to the ISU.
The organization has limited access to information that it previously regularly published on its official website. The new decision applies to all athletes regardless of nationality.
“Neither the World Anti-Doping Code nor the International Standard for Testing and Investigations requires Anti-Doping Organizations to publicly disclose the names of athletes on their registered testing lists,” the ISU said in a statement. “Previous publication of such a list does not create a continuing regulatory obligation to do so.”
The Federation emphasized that the refusal to publish is related to the requirements of confidentiality and protection of personal data. The decision does not affect athletes' ADAMS whereabouts obligations or change the testing program.

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