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Astana still 'very much under scrutiny', says UCI president Brian Cookson
Astana could still lose its WorldTour licence before start of 2015 season depending on Padua anti-doping investigation evidence
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Fabio Aru cancels Giro d'Italia plans due to crash and knee injury
Astana Grand Tour leader Fabio Aru forced to shelve plans to contest the 2017 Giro d'Italia after a crash in training
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Astana riders and staff have not been paid since start of 2020, Vinokourov confirms
The team boss says wages will be paid this week
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Vincenzo Nibali future in balance as UCI ponders Astana licence
Tour winner's agent says he'll stay honour his contract until the result of an appeal, even if Astana loses its licence following doping scandals
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Astana doctor defends team's anti-doping measures
Doctor Joost de Maeseneer says Astana's involvement in the MPCC proves the team's commitment to racing clean
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Anti-doping investigators release statement on leaked Jakob Fuglsang and Michele Ferrari report
The anti-doping investigators behind a leaked report have released a statement over allegations that two Astana riders had met with Dr Michele Ferrari.
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Astana receives WorldTour licence for 2015 season, while Europcar misses out
UCI Licence Commission grant Kazakh team licence to race at the highest level next year, but Europcar miss out for failing to meet financial requirements
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Vincenzo Nibali to start season in Dubai or Argentina
Tour de France champion will pick a 'warm' race to ready himself for the 2015 season. Photo by Luca Bettini
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Dave Brailsford backs UCI's Astana stance
Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford says Team Sky are playing a role in helping the sport move on 'in good health' as Astana looks set to lose its licence
