US sprinter Kerley provisionally suspended for whereabouts failures
Fred Kerley faces a provisional suspension after multiple whereabouts failures, a violation of anti-doping rules, which he intends to contest, Athletics Integrity Unit said.
- On August 12, 2025, the Athletics Integrity Unit provisionally suspended American sprinter Fred Kerley due to violations related to his anti-doping whereabouts requirements.
- This suspension follows a troubled 2025 season marked by Kerley's January domestic violence prosecution and his withdrawal from major U.S. track events.
- Kerley, 30, who won the 100m world title in 2022 and earned Olympic silver, most recently participated in a race at the Grand Sprint Series held in Norwalk, California, about one month prior.
- His attorney stated some missed tests should be dismissed since Kerley was not negligent and doping officials failed to make reasonable efforts to locate him.
- The provisional ban compounds Kerley's challenges this year and could impact his future eligibility while he maintains his intent to contest the allegations.
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Fred Kerley won the gold medal in the 100-meter dash at the 2022 World Championships.
The career of former sprint world champion Fred Kerley is getting more and more shaken. First he has trouble with the law several times, now Kerley is said to have violated anti-doping regulations.


American sprinter Fred Kerley provisionally suspended for anti-doping ‘whereabouts failures’
MONACO (AP) — U.S. Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley has been provisionally suspended for “whereabouts failures” under the sport's anti-doping rules, the Athletics Integrity Unit said Tuesday.
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