Former cyclist Dan Stevens has accused the UK Anti-Doping agency of catastrophic failure for not investigating Dr. Mark Bonar, who Stevens blew the whistle on in a doping case. Stevens provided UKAD with prescriptions from Dr. Bonar that included his medical license number, but UKAD did not investigate. Stevens believes this was not an accident and calls UKAD's failure horrendous and diabolical. Stevens was initially treated by Dr. Bonar for low testosterone but then Dr. Bonar discussed other banned substances with Stevens and told him many elite athletes were using them.

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2. Former amateur cyclist and drugs cheat Dan Stevens, who
was the whistleblower in the Dr Mark Bonar doping case,
has finally came out and accused the UK Anti-Doping of a
"catastrophic failure".
Stevens said UKAD had absolutely no reason to not
investigate Dr Bonar and also added they had every reason
to investigate the doctor, they were given prescriptions
that the doctor had produced - those prescriptions
included the doctor's GMC registration number. The
former amateur cyclist also remarked they were prescribed
via British chemists and UK Anti-Doping have got
absolutely no excuse for not investigating this, and that is
a massive concern. Stevens also said it is horrendous and
diabolical and he does not think it is by accident either.

3. The 47-year-old Stevens was banned for a period of two years
after he refused to give an out-of-competition sample. His
suspension was later reduced by three months. In an interview
with BBC Sport, the former amateur cyclist said he found Dr
Bonar online after he was diagnosed with low testosterone
levels and initially found Bonar to be a "sensible, good doctor".
However, he soon learned that Bonar would later talk to him
about other drugs like the blood-boosting drug Erythropoietin
and human growth hormone.
Stevens said he thinks it was quite revolutionary to meet with a
British doctor in a private clinic who was telling me that a
number of high-profile British athletes, cyclists, runners,
boxers, cricketers, and footballers were using these substances
to improve their performance. The ex-cyclist added his words
were that this is what is needed to be done to move up a level.