Doping Violations: CMAS Penalises Croatian FreediversCMAS, one of freediving’s two world governing bodies, has imposed fines and suspensions on Croatian freedivers Petar Klovar and Vitomir Maričić, following the allegations that they arrived in the Bahamas for last July’s Vertical Blue competition in possession of performance-enhancing drugs. Vertical Blue competitors are required to sign a no-doping agreement before registration, and competition organisers were involved in the search of the freedivers’ luggage when they arrived. The competition organiser, William Trubridge’s freediving school, also referred the matter to the disciplinary committee of freediving’s other world governing body AIDA. Its “Fair Play” campaign is described as a move to promote clean and safe sports governance in freediving. Also on Divernet: Doping controversy sparks freediving rift, 3 world + UK freedive records set in Cyprus, Top Croatian freedivers banned for doping violations, Finless freediver sets absolute world record