This Day in Doping: Contador weirdness
Justice may be served if Andy Schleck winds up with the 2010 Tour de France title.
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: Landis-Lance chronicles con’t …
Reading between the lines yields a sense that the Armstrong case is getting closer to “official” (i.e., legal) status.
This Day in Doping: Will anyone investigate?
Unless an official investigation is opened and pursued, the Landis email may wind up whistling in the dark.
This Day in Doping: A clean Giro?
Giro may be so clean that the squeaky you hear won’t be the riders’ bearings!
This Day in Doping: Dekker down, UCI director out, Humanplasma sings
Our continuing roundup of cycling’s sad and seamy side . . .
This Day in Doping: So many syringes, so little time
Doping scandals aplenty, Velo News reports. They’re taking another look at 2008 Giro d’Italia samples for CERA, undetectable previously but now testable. The same may … Read more
This Day in Doping: More UCI-French squabbling
The French and the UCI are fighting again … bring out the Ritalin! UCI fires back at French anti-doping authority accusations: Did not! Did not … Read more
This Day in Doping: Did Lance, Alberto & Astana get preferential treatment?
Team Astana, including stars Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador, got preferential treatment when it came to drug testing, two leading French newspapers have reported (linked … Read more
This Day in Doping: "Pure Tour" no more?
About that “Pure Tour” of 2009? It’s getting closer to dirty. Spaniard Mikel Astarioza’s breakaway seemed unreal on the 16th stage. Now it seems it … Read more