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Antwan Tolhoek handed four-year ban for anabolic androgenic steroid positive
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Former Lidl-Trek and Jumbo-Visma rider returned positive test in November 2023 before joining Portuguese squad Sabgal-Anicolor

Tour de France judges to study video for 'suspicious behaviour' in continued fight against motor doping
By Laura Weislo Published
News Power data, hormone levels added to longitudinal anti-doping profiles for Tour riders

Greek track sprinter banned for three years following 2016 Olympics retesting
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Christos Volikákis tested positive for experimental drug Ligandrol at Rio Games

Dries De Bondt to be investigated by UCI Ethics Commission after admitting to helping non-teammate Carapaz at Giro d'Italia
By James Moultrie Published
News Belgian faces possible sanctions after pulling on the front for EF Education-EasyPost leader, expressing his availability on transfer market

'We're in a technological arms race' - How the UCI's Nick Raudenski is fighting mechanical doping
By Stephen Farrand Published
Mechanical doping Cyclingnews sees how a handheld backscatter x-ray device sees inside bikes and components at the Giro d'Italia

Miguel Angel López's doping ban appeal rejected by CAS
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Colombian's four-year ban is upheld as he remains suspended until July 2027

Shari Bossuyt to race with AG Insurance-Soudal in June when two-year suspension ends
By Dani Ostanek Published
News Belgian tested positive for Letrozole in 2023 blaming French dairy products for her positive test

Former doctor for Nairo Quintana receives suspended prison sentence for 'possession and supply of doping substances' in 2020 Tour de France
By Alasdair Fotheringham Published
News Fredy Alexander Gonzales Torres not present in French court for month-long trial

Specialized Vice President lobbies US government for stricter tariffs on foreign imports, citing illegal import of fentanyl as a key reason
By Will Jones Published
News Public comments reveal that Robert Margevicius suggests the federal government is losing 'billions in collectable tariffs' through lenient 'de minimis' threshold
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