A rumor about a comeback by seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has been flitting around in cyberspace for a while, and Velonews.com’s Neal Rogers reports that a comeback is indeed in the works.
According to Rogers, Armstrong will appear in…
Remember Emanuele Sella — the guy from a continental team who dominated the climbs at the Giro d’Italia?
Seems he’s tested positive for CERA, a new generation of EPO, in an out-of-competition anti-doping control, according to cyclingnews.com.
Before Ricardo Ricco of Sauner…
The 20th Tour de Donut is Saturday, and ol’ 10 Speed can say definitively that the annual gut-buster is not at all to blame for his Big Magnus Backside.
Nope. Ol’ 10 Speed did that without partaking in a single Tour de…
In the midst of the Tour de France comes word that the Court of Arbitration for Sports will suspend an appeal by the World Anti-Doping Agency and the Union Cycliste Internationale of the Spanish cycling federation’s decision to not open…
Prof. Dr. W. Schänzer of the Cologne lab has penned a response to the EPO study released the other day in the Journal of Applied Physiology that called into question the urine test for EPO.
The World Anti-Doping Agency e-mailed 10…
While French anti-doping officials are stumbling over themselves testing riders in advance of the Tour de France, word comes from researchers in Denmark that the gold-standard urine test for EPO may not be so effective afterall.
The test has been used…
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. Anti-Doping…
