Latest about Doping
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?
‘The suspension cost me a lot of money’ - Cyclocross racer Toon Aerts on his way back to the front after two-year ban
News Aerts on front row for Dublin World Cup but not yet back to his best after suspension
Polish rider provisionally suspended after positive EPO test at World Championships
News 'We do not tolerate any activity that violates the fair play rules and sports ethics' say Kacper Gieryk's team
UCI calls on World Anti-Doping Agency to 'take a position' on use of carbon monoxide inhalation
News Governing body warns teams and 'asks teams and riders not to use repeated CO inhalation'
'I can't afford to lose everything' - Franck Bonnamour quits doping ban battle and retires, citing financial strain
News French rider sold apartment to fund battle over biological passport ban, which is based on two tests in 2018 and 2022
The health risks of doping: Is WADA fighting a losing battle?
The health risks of doping are one of WADA’s major weapons in deterring athletes from crossing the line. But does it have the desired effect? And how robust is the evidence of performance enhancement of different banned substances? Cyclingnews investigates…
Tour of the Battenkill founder revitalises elite one-day races in upstate New York after seven-year absence
News Classics-style USA Cycling-sanctioned road races set for women and men on May 10, 2025
Rohan Dennis given six-week delay in court case over death of Melissa Hoskins
News Attorneys request more time to negotiate with prosecution
