It happened in Italy, where Danilo Di Luca, the winner of the Giro d’Italia last year, was cleared by the Italian Olympic Committee.

Irregularities in an anti-doping sample from the Giro prompted the case, but further tests showed there wasn’t enough…

Is anyone else growing weary of the contentiousness in professional cycling these days?

I mean, come on. It’s enough to make you go cross-eyed.

ASO vs. Astana, UCI vs. ASO, Leclerc vs. McQuaid, French Cycling Federation vs. UCI, UCI Pro Tour teams…

Cyclingnews.com and Velonews have the April Fool’s scoops

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Oh, boy, what a mess!

The UCI sued former WADA topper Dick Pound the other day, so WADA lashed back and now says it’s withdrawing its support from the UCI’s biological passport system.

Yes, the World ANTI-DOPING Agency won’t support cycling’s international governing…

Had enough of the alphabet soup in international cycling – ASO, UCI, WADA, USADA, CAS, TdF, et. al.?

Then, take your solace in this one — U.S.A.

For all the whoo-ha in international cycling, cycling in the U.S. has never been stronger. Three major races,…

The World Anti-doping Agency is none too happy that the UCI and former topper Hein Verbruggen has sued former WADA chief Dick Pound for alleged derogatory remarks.

WADA, which is sour at the UCI for not helping bankroll the U.S.…

If nothing else, this news should make Lance Armstrong happy. Dick Pound, the former head of the World Anti-Doping Agency, has been sued by cycling’s international governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale, for alleged derogatory comments by Pound.

This would be…