This assessment shall take into account (at a minimum) the following information:  a) The physical and other demands of the relevant sport(s) (and/or discipline(s) within the sport(s)), considering in particular the physiological requirements of the sport(s)/sport  discipline(s);  b) Which Prohibited Substances and/or Proh ibited Methods an Athlete would consider most likely to enhance performance in the relevant sport(s)/sport  discipline(s);  c) The rewards and/or potential incentives for doping available at the different levels of the sport(s)/sport discipline(s) and for the nations participating in such sport(s)/sport discipline(s);  d) The history of doping in the sport(s)/sport discipline(s), nation(s)  and/or Event ;  ISTI – Effective 1 January 2023  Page 19 of 92 [Comment to 4.2.1 (d): Unless there has been an effective Testing program in a sport, encompassing both In-Competition and  Out-of-Competition Testing, a history of no or few Adverse Analytical Findings says little, if anything, about the risk of doping in that sport.]