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TUE form for racing license
Hi Guys,
I'm going to be applying for a racing license so that I can take part in some crits next year. I have been checking my asthma medication and have found that I'm currently taking a banned substance which requires a TUE form.
I'm a bit lost as to whether I need to fill in a TUE form before I apply for a racing license or only if I get drug tested. I'm a bit confused as the 100 % Me website and the BC website only seem to point towards needing a TUE application 10 days after a test. Am I reading this correctly ? or am I missing something ?
Thanks in advance. 
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