WADA

After reviewing test procedures at the 2010 Tour, the World Anti-Doping Agency recommends some changes.

Speaking at the world championships Saturday, the UCI's Pat McQuaid said it's in cycling's interest to wrap up the case as quickly as possible.

David Howman, WADA's director general, says the agency is working with U.S. authorities to investigate doping claims made by Floyd Landis.

WADA, not AFLD, to monitor Tour de France drug testing

While Dick Pound’s term as WADA president expired at the end of 2007, the 68-year-old former Olympic swimmer remains a member of the WADA board and still quite willing to express his opinions.

The Austrian anti-doping watchdog NADA is poised to initiate procedures against a number of athletes and trainers for their alleged involvement with a controversial blood laboratory in Vienna.

Our readers weigh in on Tom Zirbel's positive and a winter warmup in Hawaii.

Just a day after successfully defending the suspension of Stefan Schumacher in the International Court of Arbitration for Sport, anti-doping officials scored a significant legal win in a Spanish courtroom.

World Anti-Doping Agency officials offered condolences Tuesday following the death of Jacques de Ceaurriz, who was widely regarded as a leader light in the fight against doping in sport.

Beleaguered Spanish rider Alejandro Valverde will finally get his day in sport court – or make that two.

2009 Vuelta a España champ Alejandro Valverde may skip his title defense for a shot at the Tour de France, which he says "is the race with more international prestige."

Cyclist Christian Pfannberger has received a lifetime ban from sport for repeated doping offenses, the Austrian national anti-doping agency announced.

Question: "I recently read about the UCI’s decision to strip Davide Rebellin of the silver medal he 'won' at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing because he tested positive for CERA. As my kid would say, 'big whoop.'"