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British Masters Champion Andy Hastings given four-year doping ban
The Richardsons-Trek rider tested positive at the CTT National Team Time Trial Championships in May.
By Nick Bull Published
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UK Anti-Doping says 'jiffy bag' case will remain closed unless 'new information comes to light'
UKAD gives its response to the House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee report into doping in sport. It wants to see triamcinolone and tramadol banned
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Vladimir Putin: Athletes requiring TUEs should not compete against those who don't
Vladimir Putin claims that athletes granted Therapeutic Use Exemptions should not be competing against those who do not require medication
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Bardiani-CSF could face 12-month ban after third rider tests positive, blaming his mother's diuretic pill
The whole of the Bardiani-CSF team could be banned for up to a year after news emerged that a third rider on the team has tested positive a 12-month period.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Rider handed four-year ban after 2012 sample tests positive for EPO
Slovenian rider Jure Kocjan is given four-year suspension by UCI after retroactive testing of his 2012 sample produces positive for EPO
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Former Trek-Segafredo rider appears in court for milestone doping ban appeal
A former Trek-Segafredo rider has appeared in court for a milestone doping ban appeal.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Manzana Postobon team folds after adverse readings
The Colombian team faced suspension after two of their riders returned AAFs within the same twelve-month period
By Jonny Long Published
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MPCC urge UCI to improve testing to combat 'mafia'-esque blood doping
The cycling union has also urged the UCI to start investigating Aicar usage within the professional peloton
By Jonny Long Published
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Lizzie Armitstead cleared for Rio Olympics after UK Anti-Doping charge for missed tests
Lizzie Armitstead missed three out-of-competition tests in a 12-month period, but was cleared by the Court of Arbitration for Sport due to an 'administrative error' by a UK Anti-Doping official
By Richard Windsor Published