Rules & Regulations & Governance
Safeguarding
Review the rules and regulations for all the main disciplines of cycling in Bermuda.
Anti-Doping
The BBA fully supports drug-free sport and efforts to eradicate drug cheating both locally and internationally.
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All athletes, members, support personnel, and individuals under BBA's jurisdiction are bound by the WADA Code, WADA guidelines, and the Bermuda Sport Anti Doping Authority (BSADA) rules. Membership acceptance at any level signifies agreement to these anti-doping regulations, including those of the Union Cycliste Internationale and the Bermuda Olympic Association.
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As a signatory to the BSADA Domestic Programme, BBA adheres to all procedural requirements outlined in the BSADA Standard Operating Procedures to combat the use of illicit drugs in sport.
Cycling should be a safe and positive experience for everybody. All those involved in the sport have a part to play in safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk. To assist with this, the BBA will offer support and guidance, reflective of good practice, to all our members.
International Licenses
International License may be issued to BBA members, who are full-time residents of Bermuda, in accordance with the rules of the Union International Cycliste (UCI). The UCI's rules for licenses can be found in Chapter 1 of the UCI General Organization of Cycling as a Sport. Full-time students studying in the USA should apply to USA Cycling for a license. Students studying in the UK can receive a BBA international license but may elect to obtain one through British Cycling. Under no circumstances may a cyclist hold an international license from more than one country at a time.
BBA Board, Executive and appointed roles.
