'You see domination everywhere' - Pogacar responds to questions about dominance and suspicion
Tadej Pogačar faces skepticism regarding his success in cycling, reflecting historical doping issues within the sport.
'Knives against our throats' - French WorldTour teams warn of talent drain amidst endemic economic difficulties
The disparity in French cycling teams' financial and employment regulations hinders competitiveness, prompting riders to leave for better offers abroad.
Alex Baudin signs with EF Education-EasyPost
Alex Baudin joins EF Education-EasyPost after a breakout season, emphasizing his desire for international exposure and cultural experiences in cycling.
Michel Hessmann given seven-month suspension in diuretic doping case
Hessmann resolves doping case with a seven-month ban allowing a return to cycling on March 14, 2025.
Under-23 rider tests positive for CERA in sample taken before UCI Road World Championships
Daniel Vysočan tested positive for the performance-enhancing drug CERA just before the U23 Road World Championships.
Is an arsenal of legal medications and supplements replacing doping in pro cycling?
Recent performances in cycling have sparked renewed doping suspicions despite advances in anti-doping measures.
'You see domination everywhere' - Pogacar responds to questions about dominance and suspicion
Tadej Pogačar faces skepticism regarding his success in cycling, reflecting historical doping issues within the sport.
'Knives against our throats' - French WorldTour teams warn of talent drain amidst endemic economic difficulties
The disparity in French cycling teams' financial and employment regulations hinders competitiveness, prompting riders to leave for better offers abroad.
Alex Baudin signs with EF Education-EasyPost
Alex Baudin joins EF Education-EasyPost after a breakout season, emphasizing his desire for international exposure and cultural experiences in cycling.
Michel Hessmann given seven-month suspension in diuretic doping case
Hessmann resolves doping case with a seven-month ban allowing a return to cycling on March 14, 2025.
Under-23 rider tests positive for CERA in sample taken before UCI Road World Championships
Daniel Vysočan tested positive for the performance-enhancing drug CERA just before the U23 Road World Championships.
Is an arsenal of legal medications and supplements replacing doping in pro cycling?
Recent performances in cycling have sparked renewed doping suspicions despite advances in anti-doping measures.
The U.S. Open begins under a cloud, after 1-seed Jannik Sinner is cleared of doping
Jannik Sinner, cleared of doping fault, will compete as the top seed at the U.S. Open amidst controversy over positive drug tests.
Jannik Sinner plays Jack Draper in the US Open semifinals weeks after a doping exoneration
Sinner's doping case was resolved in his favor, allowing him to compete in the U.S. Open semifinals amid controversy. He seeks a fresh start.
Why the WADA appeal into Jannik Sinner doping case cuts to the heart of anti-doping priorities
The doping case against Jannik Sinner raises critical questions about anti-doping enforcement, athlete culpability, and the regulatory framework governing sports.
Djokovic urges 'clear protocols' after Sinner ruling
Djokovic acknowledges players' concerns about inconsistencies in doping enforcement following Jannik Sinner's cleared steroid violations.
Federer questions process in 'tricky' Sinner case
Roger Federer expresses concern over Jannik Sinner's doping case and questions the fairness of treatment in the sport.
Nadal backs Sinner, ITIA after Italian's failed tests
Nadal defends Sinner's integrity and the anti-doping system after his positive test for clostebol, emphasizing trust in justice.
The U.S. Open begins under a cloud, after 1-seed Jannik Sinner is cleared of doping
Jannik Sinner, cleared of doping fault, will compete as the top seed at the U.S. Open amidst controversy over positive drug tests.
Jannik Sinner plays Jack Draper in the US Open semifinals weeks after a doping exoneration
Sinner's doping case was resolved in his favor, allowing him to compete in the U.S. Open semifinals amid controversy. He seeks a fresh start.
Why the WADA appeal into Jannik Sinner doping case cuts to the heart of anti-doping priorities
The doping case against Jannik Sinner raises critical questions about anti-doping enforcement, athlete culpability, and the regulatory framework governing sports.
Djokovic urges 'clear protocols' after Sinner ruling
Djokovic acknowledges players' concerns about inconsistencies in doping enforcement following Jannik Sinner's cleared steroid violations.
Federer questions process in 'tricky' Sinner case
Roger Federer expresses concern over Jannik Sinner's doping case and questions the fairness of treatment in the sport.
Nadal backs Sinner, ITIA after Italian's failed tests
Nadal defends Sinner's integrity and the anti-doping system after his positive test for clostebol, emphasizing trust in justice.
The United States has new powers to police doping globally, leading to conflict with international athletic authorities and major implications on international competitions.
Chinese Swimming's Olympic Haul: More Medals, More Questions
As the Tokyo Olympics in Paris come to a close, Chinese swimmer Wang Shun addresses questions on Chinese doping amidst ongoing mistrust and unanswered inquiries in the sport.
Track Keeps Banning Drug Cheats. It Worries That Other Sports Are Not.
Catching athletes breaking rules is crucial in track and field to maintain integrity and combat doping issues.
A Doping Scandal
The Olympic drug testing system faces challenges and scrutiny, highlighted by the case of positive doping tests in the Chinese swimming program.
First positive doping test at Paris Olympics is Iraqi judoka for anabolic steroids
Iraqi judoka tests positive for steroids at Paris Olympics.
Why Kenya Stopped Running From Its Doping Past
Kenya is heavily tested for doping due to a history of cheating but is crucial for global track and field competition.
How a U.S. Antidoping Law Fueled Global Tensions
The United States has new powers to police doping globally, leading to conflict with international athletic authorities and major implications on international competitions.
Chinese Swimming's Olympic Haul: More Medals, More Questions
As the Tokyo Olympics in Paris come to a close, Chinese swimmer Wang Shun addresses questions on Chinese doping amidst ongoing mistrust and unanswered inquiries in the sport.
Track Keeps Banning Drug Cheats. It Worries That Other Sports Are Not.
Catching athletes breaking rules is crucial in track and field to maintain integrity and combat doping issues.
A Doping Scandal
The Olympic drug testing system faces challenges and scrutiny, highlighted by the case of positive doping tests in the Chinese swimming program.
First positive doping test at Paris Olympics is Iraqi judoka for anabolic steroids
Iraqi judoka tests positive for steroids at Paris Olympics.
Why Kenya Stopped Running From Its Doping Past
Kenya is heavily tested for doping due to a history of cheating but is crucial for global track and field competition.
China justifica a dos de sus nadadores que dieron positivo al dopaje
China absolved elite swimmers secretly of doping allegations, attributing positive tests to contaminated food, raising skepticism among anti-doping experts.
Colombian cycling star Miguel Angel Lopez banned until July 2027 for use of Menotropin
UCI banned Miguel Ángel López for four years for doping.
2014 Boston Marathon winner receives prize money from stranger
Buzunesh Deba finally received her rightful prize money from the 2014 Boston Marathon ten years later, thanks to the generosity of a stranger.
Boston Marathon winner fights for $100,000 prize money after 10 years
Buzunesh Deba, the 2014 Boston Marathon winner by default, continues to seek compensation a decade later due to the disqualification of the original winner.
2014 Boston Marathon winner receives prize money from stranger
Buzunesh Deba finally received her rightful prize money from the 2014 Boston Marathon ten years later, thanks to the generosity of a stranger.
Boston Marathon winner fights for $100,000 prize money after 10 years
Buzunesh Deba, the 2014 Boston Marathon winner by default, continues to seek compensation a decade later due to the disqualification of the original winner.
Netflix unveils trailer for 'Tour de France: Unchained' season 2 with focus on crashes and questions of doping
The release date for 'Tour de France: Unchained' season 2 is June 11, focusing on the drama from the 2023 Tour de France with doping questions highlighted.
Podcaster Dives Into Doping At Amateur Races
Professional cycling and amateur cycling both struggle with doping issues.
The prevalence of doping in amateur cycling is acknowledged despite various reasons like fear of being caught or the difficulty of the race.