Latest about Motor Doping
'We have to do something about the motorbikes influencing the racing' – An investigation into the dark art of using moto slipstreams in bike races
Investigation Is utilising TV motorbike slipstreams just 'part of the game', influencing races unfairly, or downright cheating? What are the ways to stop it? We investigate
'Anyone have a gravel bike?' - after Tour of Holland disqualification for bike set-up, Jan-Willem van Schip mulls various options for future
News Dutch rider eyes potential Unbound participation, coaching and conferences as options
Tour de France judges to study video for 'suspicious behaviour' in continued fight against motor doping
News Power data, hormone levels added to longitudinal anti-doping profiles for Tour riders
'We're in a technological arms race' - How the UCI's Nick Raudenski is fighting mechanical doping
Mechanical doping Cyclingnews sees how a handheld backscatter x-ray device sees inside bikes and components at the Giro d'Italia
A €600K X-ray, an ex-Homeland Security investigator, and a murky underworld: Can the UCI keep motor dopers away?
Having recently examined the current state of technological fraud in the pro peloton, Cyclingnews asks how the UCI plans to keep concealed motors out of cycling.
Will we ever find out the 'truth' about motor doping?
Cyclingnews investigates whether motor doping has ever graced the pro peloton, and if so, is the UCI actually able to do anything about it?
UCI offers financial rewards programme for motor doping whistleblowers, pro riders banned from under-23 Worlds
News Women's Milan-San Remo confirmed and other calendar reforms announced
UCI appoints former criminal investigator to lead fight against mechanical doping
News Nicholas Raudenski to start role as Head of the Fight Against Technological Fraud on May 1
