Olivia Ray banned for two and a half years for doping violation
A sad, sordid tale may have found its conclusion.
Olivia Ray
USADA bans New Zealand cyclist Olivia Ray for two and a half years
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.
USADA hands Jackson Huntley Nash a lifetime ban for multiple anti-doping rule violations
"This is yet another case that demonstrates the power of investigations in the shared fight to protect sport and athletes’ rights," says Travis Tygart.
Report: Olivia Ray admits to using banned substances
The reigning New Zealand national road race champion was dropped by Human Powered Health earlier this year and is now awaiting USADA's final decision on a ban.
Report: Olivia Ray admits to using banned substances
The reigning New Zealand national road race champion was dropped by Human Powered Health earlier this year and is now awaiting USADA's final decision on a ban.
New Zealand champion Olivia Ray dropped by team with USADA investigation underway
Human Powered Health quietly dropped Ray, while troubling allegations of domestic violence, doping and deception have emerged.
Olivia Ray removed from Human Powered Health roster
Update: The team declines to comment but Ray's Instagram account has responded to the story.
Into the Lion’s Den: From the richest US crit of the year to PR disaster
“Everyone’s going to get paid," said Legion founder Justin Williams
Gallery: Big stars and big prizes at first-ever Into The Lion’s Den criterium
The inaugural Into The Lion’s Den criterium saw wins from Olivia Ray and event organizer Justin Williams. Here are the best snaps from Sacramento.
Rally’s Olivia Ray, L39ion’s Justin Williams win inaugural Into The Lion’s Den criterium
L39ion of Los Angeles hosts Sacramento race, with $100,000 purse split evenly between men and women.