The Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) has cleared Tobi Amusan to compete at the 2023 World Athletics Championships which begins on Saturday in Budapest, Hungary.
The 26-year-old athlete, in July, was suspended for missing three drug tests within 12 months and was facing a two-year ban if found wanting.
Amusan set the current world record of 12.12secs in the women’s 100m hurdles at last year’s championship in Oregon.
In a statement from the AIU on Thursday, the body lifted the suspension placed on her last month for whereabouts failures.
“A panel of the Disciplinary Tribunal, by majority decision, has today found that Tobi Amusan has not committed an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) of three Whereabouts Failures within a 12-month period,” the statement read.
The world women’s 100m hurdles champion, Amusan, has reacted to being cleared by the Athletics Integrity Unit for whereabouts failures.
Taking to her Facebook page on Thursday, an excited Amusan wrote: “This morning, I found out that the independent tribunal that heard my case has ruled that I did not violate the whereabouts rules and as a result I will not be sanctioned and none of my results will be precluded.
“I am thrilled to put this behind me, and I look forward to defending my title at next week’s World Championships.
” I generally have been and consistently will be an ally of clean sport.
“To my five fingers, God is the greatest and I genuinely appreciate y’all for the support.”
