Cunego Out of Tour!
This just in: Cunego Out of Tour! The UCI insistence on riders signing the new anti-doping charter may be the beginning of a round of Continue reading
Category Archives: Doping
Summer reading…
This one I may actually lay some money on the table for From Lance to Landis: Inside the American Doping Controversy at the Tour de Continue reading
Something huge just happened in pro cycling
Gonchar did a transfusion or EPO or something, and the internal blood profiling in T-Mobile caught it, and they booted him. Usually, almost always, the Continue reading
Oh snap
Bjarne Riis admits buying a new heart in Africa – Subtittled. Will wonders ever cease? by
Floyd Landis book dropping June 26
Just in time for the summer and sure to take care of your beach reading needs. I’d buy it, but I already know how it Continue reading
Bjarne Riis – From Hero to Zero?
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Basso receives maximum suspension
Basso gets two years for doping offence. Ivan Basso has been given a suspension of 24 months by the Italian cycling federation (FCI) disciplinary commission Continue reading
Dominating the Dauphine
The 2007 edition of the Dauphine is exceeding expectations. One team is standing out above the others: Astana. Vinokourov, Kashechkin, and now Colom have made Continue reading
Teams agree to enforce ethics code
Looks like a few folks will be going on a little vacation this July. Some time of the bike, perhaps? Some rest in order? Bosses Continue reading
3 weeks, 3 ‘non-negatives…
Oh hell. The three riders who produced ‘non-negative’ results during the three-week Giro d’Italia were Spaniard Iban Mayo and Italians Alessandro Petacchi and Leonardo Piepoli. Continue reading
Ask the Doctor: The surprising dual toll of doping
There is a pretty good doping article today over at Velonews. I hope this is the beginning of Dawn Richardson’s writings on the subject. There Continue reading
Two in custody in Belgian raids
The shit is hitting the fan. Additional searches by Belgian authorities have turned up more prohibited substances, and two people remain in custody following this Continue reading