Australia’s talented cyclist, Rob Stannard, has unfortunately been suspended provisionally for an alleged violation of the anti-doping rules, causing him to miss this year’s Cycling World Championships set to begin on August 3. AusCycling, the governing body for cycling in Australia, confirmed this news in a statement released late on Wednesday night. The statement from AusCycling reads, “Earlier today, AusCycling was informed of the UCI’s provisional suspension of cyclist Rob Stannard. Regrettably, this means that Mr. Stannard will be unable to compete in the World Championships in Glasgow.”
Despite the suspension, Rob Stannard vehemently denies the reasons stated for his provisional suspension and intends to appeal. AusCycling stands firmly behind Stannard and will provide full support and assistance to the UCI in resolving this matter quickly. At this time, no further comments will be made regarding the case.
Rob Stannard, a 24-year-old cyclist from Sydney, made headlines by winning last year’s Tour de Wallonie in Belgium, showcasing his remarkable talent and potential.
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