This Day in Doping: Petacchi on hot seat, will cooperate while denying
Italian Alessandro Petacchi becomes the 2010 Tour de France’s first doping story, but it’s unrelated to the Tour itself.
This Day in Doping: Lance, LeMond jab and jabber
A war of words to rival … Afghanistan Bananastan?
This Day in Doping: Subpoenas begin to fly
This is Lance Armstrong’s story … and he’s sticking to it.
This Day in Doping: Ullrich mentor confesses
Another sign of the widening investigation of Floyd Landis’ doping allegations?
The Strangest Thing in the Wall Street Journal Series …
Floyd Landis contends that he did not use testosterone on the Tour where his victory was reversed.
This Day in Doping: The Wall Street Journal series
The Floyd Landis allegations gain more specificity and widening associations, but there’s no reason for Lance to withdraw from the Tour.
This Day in Doping: US coach’s ban strengthens a signal
On the eve of the Tour de France, strong messages of a no-tolerance policy for doping.
This Day in Doping: The French continue to shake things up
This year’s Giro d’Italia established a new “post-doping era” baseline, but can the Tour de France live up to the Giro’s example?
This Day in Doping: What’s behind the Team Radio Shack snub?
Exactly why Team Radio Shack was rejected by the high-profile Tour of Spain remains more guesswork than overt fact.
This Day in Doping: Doping as the fascism of sports
If sports aren’t fair, you’ve got the moral equivalent of fascism ruling competition.