Overview
- USADA opened the case after a whistleblower tip led to an out-of-competition positive test for an anabolic agent in February 2024.
- Bracy initially tried to obstruct the inquiry before admitting violations and providing what USADA called substantial assistance.
- The investigation has been conducted jointly with the Athletics Integrity Unit and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
- USADA CEO Travis Tygart said the probe has produced several impactful outcomes that will be disclosed later as the wider investigation continues.
- Bracy, the 2022 world 100m silver medalist who has not competed since 2023, is the second member of the U.S. 2022 podium to face anti-doping troubles, following Fred Kerley’s provisional suspension for whereabouts failures.