Anti-Doping

French anti-doping authorities table case against Lennert Van Eetvelt, who will resume racing later this month.

Lennert Van Eetvelt is temporarily suspended and facing possible sanction in use of a nasal spray in February.

UCI vice president and Olympian told investigators the product was used to treat her pet dog.

Here's what's making headlines on Monday, January 2.

Belgian cyclocross star denies knowingly taking banned substances, and vows to legally challenge a ban.

Two arrested in 'distribution of prohibited products,' according to Spain's Guardia Civil.

Europol reveals that 'the case is now in the hands of the judiciary.'

'The bloody-mindedness that underpinned his seven Tour victories was the same bloody-mindedness that led to the loss of all those Tours and the lifetime ban,' writes Irish journalist.

World Anti-Doping Agency to launch a new module to detect human growth hormone.

Hailed as 'an example,' Alejandro Valverde didn’t make the right choices when he should have, writes Peter Cossins.

The Portuguese cycling federation confirmed it will extend the application of the biological passport to all national teams in 2023.

A whistleblower tipped off the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency in December 2021 about suspicions surrounding Ray, who was living and racing in the United States.

Nash was sanctioned for a litany of offenses stemming from an investigation spurred by a whistleblower.

What started as something that was pretty straightforward branched out, thanks to the absurdity proffered by the Internet, into a sprawling online conflict whose roots date all the way back to the mid-2010s.

'Anyone who is thinking to use something needs to be an idiot. That’s it. They need to be an idiot,' says Bahrain Victorious team boss.

Looking at the hypocrisy that cuts through our sport.

Europol releases photos of Tour de France raids as 412 capsules with undetermined brown content and 67 capsules with undetermined white content were found.

Exclusive interview with the UCI president on all matters doping and the fight for clean cycling.

A look at what drives athletes to dope and what could be done to circumvent riders from considering the action.

The Russian rider could receive up to a two-year suspension after missing three anti-doping tests in a 12-month period.

Does cycling have a cultural problem? Can a clean future for the sport and its murky past coexist? In this opinion piece from freelance writer Craig Fry, the integrity of cycling is examined and found wanting.

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