Texan seeking to have Qui Tam case overturned, Landis’ legal team seeking further damages The next stage in Lance Armstrong’s battle against Floyd Landis and the US government will take place today in Washington D.C, when the Texan tries to […]
Texan meets with O’Reilly, says Verbruggen was central to 1999 cover-up Ten months after glossing over the involvement of both Hein Verbruggen and Michele Ferrari in his Oprah Winfrey interview, avoiding answering questions about their involvement in his doping or […]
Former Coast team sponsor wants three month’s salary back due to doping confession His admitted usage of banned substances falls outside the statute of limitations, but Jan Ullrich is nevertheless facing a court case which could see the former Tour […]
Statute of limitations extended, steroid profiling to be added to bio passport; Reedie to take over as president The penalties for those who commit serious doping offences has been doubled from two years to four under the latest revision of […]
Team says Mantova investigation relates to his previous team and that due process must be followed Reacting to today’s news that the Italian Olympic Committee CONI is seeking a two year ban for Alessandro Ballan in connection to the Mantova […]
Vuelta a España winner the most tested of all American athletes under USADA system Vuelta a España winner Chris Horner has topped the table of riders that have been most frequently tested by USADA during the third quarter of this […]
Brian Cookson meets with John Fahey at World Conference on Doping in Sport International Cycling Union (UCI) president Brian Cookson has met with World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) president John Fahey to agree the “broad terms under which the UCI will […]
Tour champion feels that full disclosure from disgraced American “can put the story to bed” While he says he has no sympathy for the plight of Lance Armstrong, Tour de France champion Chris Froome feels that cycling can gain from […]
UCI president believes investigation into doping will start early next year Seven and a half weeks after he was elected UCI President, Brian Cookson has confirmed that the planned Truth and Reconciliation Commission is moving closer, with talks on the […]
“It would take something close to a miracle to see that changed” Lance Armstrong’s hopes of having a considerably shortened ban took a serious knock today when the president of the World Anti Doping Agency, John Fahey, appeared to play […]
200 tests before race, 398 during, uncover zero Adverse Analytical Findings The International Cycling Union (UCI) has declared that the 2013 Vuelta a España was free of any positive dope tests, according to its own Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation (CADF). In […]
Danish fans growing weary of tell-all autobiographies from former doping riders? It seems that the people of Denmark growing weary of tell-all autobiographies from former doping riders, or at least turning out to meet the authors, as Danish newspaper BT […]
Former pro rider battling to avoid off multi-million dollar payout Currently trying to fend off a looming Qui Tam case which could see he and others forced to pay up to 100 million dollars in damages, Lance Armstrong and his […]
Garmin-Sharp team-mate vouches for Canadian rider, believes he has been racing clean in recent years Speaking days after Ryder Hesjedal admitted to using banned substances earlier in his career, his current Garmin-Sharp team-mate Dan Martin has said that he still […]
Climber had been accused by Michael Rasmussen, who claimed entire 2007 Rabobank Tour team doped After stating earlier this week that it would seek to determine the truth after Michael Rasmussen made claims that the Rabobank squad took banned substances […]
Rider’s agent, Team Sky and UCI won’t comment for now It’s already been a month and a half since he was told of biological passport patterns that required further investigation, but Jon Tiernan Locke is still waiting to hear what […]
Orica GreenEdge wants clarification from Weening After Michael Rasmussen claimed yesterday that each of his team-mates during the 2007 Tour de France had used some form of doping products, triple world champion Oscar Freire has threatened to sue and caused […]
Former UCI chief fights back against critics in long statement Former UCI president Hein Verbruggen has rejected suggestions that the governing body shielded Lance Armstrong from detection, issuing that denial as part of a long statement released yesterday defending his […]
