Doping

What can we read into USADA's Armstrong file hold-up?

Irish journalist says the only way to solve the unrest in cycling is to do away with the federation whose leaders are suing him

UCI president issues press release suggesting that USADA continues to compile evidence against Lance Amstrong

USADA spokesperson says the Armstrong case file will be in the UCI's hands within a month

USADA chief details his path to the top of the agency and his case against Lance Armstrong and Johan Bruyneel

Embattled journalist sees nearly $20,000 donated to his legal defense fund over the weekend

Controversial UCI president Pat McQuaid says the governing body will not offer amnesty to past dopers

Scot roasts the UCI and Hein Verbruggen and says the USADA-Armstrong case could be 'the best thing' for cycling

Filippo Pozzato isn't the only rider to face scrutiny for ties to Michele Ferrari since his ban in Italy a decade ago

Italian classics man suspended due to links with banned doctor Ferrari

Kenda veteran says he believes young Americans are clean and that Garmin rider misunderstood his Twitter comments

McQuad won't move on Armstrong case until he sees the evidence; Chicago Marathon denies the Texan entry

Tygart welcomes probe from California state senators over the agency's finances and processes

Garmin boss says Vande Velde, Zabriskie and Danielson doped before joining Garmin

In his new book, former U.S. Postal rider Tyler Hamilton details the system for delivering EPO to the amigos de Edgar

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Tyler Hamilton will take readers inside the underbelly of pro cycling in a new book set for September release

In admitting to doping, Slipstream boss Jonathan Vaughters says the solution is to make the choice he faced impossible

Contador returns to racing; French question British equipment selection

UCI, IOC work together to net doping first cycling doping offender of the Games, before she could compete

With amateur doping cases gaining notoriety, local racers in Florida are taking anti-doping into their own hands

Obsessive amateur David Anthony turned to drugs and lost everything, including his love of the sport and winning

McQuaid is convinced that the biological passport and additional testing during July will help cycling avoid another Olympic drugs scandal

Luxembourger faces sanctioning and looks for answers

Chris Horner says he's nervous at every doping control because riders don't know what is really going into their bodies at the meal table or on the road

Fränk Schleck denies using banned diuretic, says he'll request B Sample analysis and will file a poisoning complaint if it is positive

With battles brewing on the road, in the payroll office and in the anti-doping courts, RadioShack-Nissan is a team at war

After leaving the Tour, embattled Luxembourger goes to local police station on his own accord to answer questions

Tour leader pushes back at doping questions with blog post outlining his history in the sport, his opposition for doping and what's at stake

Remy di Gregorio is facing charges of being in possession of unauthorized medical equipment following his arrest

World Anti-Doping Agency confirms responsibility of member federations to uphold USADA sanctions

Bradley Wiggins has hit out at critics as questions over Geert Leinders, transparency build

Frenchman and two associates arrested on Tour's first rest day

Protagonists say cycling has changed despite latest allegations against sevent-time Tour champ

Italian Lampre rider nabbed in passport program

Italian cyclist Riccardo Ricco is to appeal to CAS in a bid to have his 12-year doping ban overturned

Filippo Pozzato says he is calm after appearing before the anti-doping prosecutor of the Italian Olympic Committee

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has sent Lance Armstrong and others a 15-page letter outlining doping allegations throughout the Texan's career

UCI president lauds the passport program after four years, saying the proof of less doping is on the road

Former Tour champ, perennial second-place vaguely acknowledges indiscretions, wants to move forward

Italy's high sporting court in Rome has finally beheaded The Cobra with the ruling that he had poisoned cycling long enough

Disgraced Italian will serve 12 years following autologous blood transfusion-gone-wrong in early 2011

Katusha sprinter claims the team knew nothing of his PED use

Despite interest from six squads, Spaniard says there is no price tag for the unconditional support his team has given

Young Russian positive in out of competition test. Holczer says ‘team not involved’

Voeckler pleased with Amstel ride; Terpstra on Olympics list; Vanendert so close

The court of public opinion is fickle when it comes to convicted dopers. In Part II of a three-part series, we talk to cycling personalities about what drives acceptance in the public eye

Public opinion is fickle regarding convicted dopers. In Part II of three, we talk to cycling personalities about gaining acceptance

The court of public opinion is fickle when it comes to convicted dopers. In Part I of a three-part series, we talk to cycling personalities about what drives acceptance in the public eye

In our latest issue, Velo editors test four aero bikes, go inside the spring stage races and examine the disparate treatment of dopers

Doctor Alberto Beltran has been arrested in Madrid; race promotors consider making the finale at Milan-San Remo more selective.

CASwill not impose a racing ban on Alexander Kolobnev based on his need for vascular medication

Doping in Spanish sport is a hot topic In the wake of Contador's ban

Betsy Andreu tells VeloNews.com her take on the dropped Armstrong investigation

Cycling federation officials say the former Tour de France winner cannot participate in any sanctioned event in the country

The Contador case is more complex than saying simply "he is a cheat" or not

Husband and coach of legendary French cyclist Jeannie Longo, admitted to purchasing the banned performance-booster EPO

Verdict Strips German of Results after May 2005

A conversation with UCI president Pat McQuaid

Fans of Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador will don masks of their hero

'The time taken to arrive at a final decision, a long period after the affair, has affected events such as the Giro'

Patrice Ciprelli was arrested Wednesday over the alleged purchase of EPO

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WADA requested the evidence that the U.S. federal agencies collected in the Armstrong investigation

Contador outlines his future plans later Tuesday

"The simple fact is that anyone who has a prohibited substance in their system is a cheat"

A two-year ban that ends just six months after it’s handed down?

CAS’s ruling could end up costing Contador more than 5 million euros

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The timeline of events that led to Contador's ban

Outraged Spaniards rallied behind three-times Tour de France champion Alberto Contador on Monday

Scores of results sheets will be adjusted following the CAS ruling

Schleck says he takes no satisfaction out of Monday’s ruling by the CAS to award him the 2010 Tour de France

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Federal prosecutors have closed the investigation of seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong without filing charges

Movistar rider remains defiant

Confirmed to race Sunday in Mallorca

A conversation with UCI president Pat McQuaid

A decision in the long-running doping case of Alberto Contador has been delayed yet again

The latest delay could torpedo a slim chance Contador had to race in the 2012 Tour de France