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Goss: report showed less skin, more transparency
Australian sprinter Matt Goss has welcomed the report of an independent review into his Orica-GreenEDGE team's anti-doping processes.
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Amgen Tour of California: In San Jose, cycling fans lining route look ...
From left, spectators Mark Gong and Peter Myers encourage cyclist Lucas Sebastian Haedo during the Amgen Tour of California Stage 6 Time Trial, in San Jose, Calif.
7 hrs ago | The Winnipeg Free Press
Ailing Hesjedal gets off the bike
Calling it a "heartbreaking" decision, defending champion Ryder Hesjedal has pulled out of the Giro d'Italia after struggling to regain the form that led him to victory in 2012.
9 hrs ago | Instapundit.com
James Taranto: President Asterisk: Why the Obama Irs scandal may be ...
JAMES TARANTO: President Asterisk: Why the Obama IRS scandal may be worse than "a cancer on the presidency." "No one can deny that Lance Armstrong and Mark McGwire were highly skilled athletes.
13 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Why childless people are persecuted
Is it true that the childless don't give a damn for the planet or its future? That's the criticism historian Niall Ferguson recently aimed at the late economist John Maynard Keynes, who was bisexual, married and childless: "Keynes was a homosexual and had no intention of having children," the Harvard historian told a business conference in ... (more)
17 hrs ago | Cycling News
Giro d'Italia: Evans in contention as Alps loom
Just 41 seconds separate Cadel Evans from the overall lead at the Giro d'Italia as the race faces into a crucial Alpine doubleheader this weekend, but " maglia rosa " seems something of a taboo expression on his BMC team for now.
18 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
Tour of California: Van Garderen retains overall lead
The slender Montanan struck decisively on a 19.6-mile individual time trial designed by descendants of the Marquis de Sade and in the process all but won the Amgen Tour of California.
23 hrs ago | RTE.ie
Cycling body slammed at EU meeting over doping
The world's top cycling body has been accused of failing to act since the unmasking of seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong as a drugs cheat.
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Wiggins withdrawal reignites Tour talk
I felt so sorry for him on Thursday's short stage to Treviso, it must have been one of the hardest days, emotionally and psychologically, that he has ever had to endure.
USADA chief executive Travis Tygart.
ASADA officials have travelled to the United States to pick the brain of the man who drafted the WADA code and helped crack the BALCO and Lance Armstrong doping cases.
Ryder Hesjedal withdraws from Giro D'Italia in 'heartbreaking' decision
Canada's Ryder Hesjedal pedals during the eight stage of the Giro d'Italia, Tour of Italy cycling race, an individual time trial from Gabicce to Saltara, May 11, 2013.
Review recommends reinstating Matt White
The report by anti-doping expert Nicki Vance also said they should retain sport director Neil Stephens, who was involved in the infamous 1998 Festina Affair.
Mark Cavendish wins another stage at Giro d'Italia
Britain's Mark Cavendish has won three of 12 stages at this year's Giro d'Italia. No one else has won more than one, but he's in 101st place overall, nearly two hours behind leader Vincenzo Nibali.
Dettori: I feel like Lance Armstrong
Three-time champion jockey Frankie Dettori says he "feels like Lance Armstrong" as he prepares for a return to action after a six-month drugs ban.
French legislature could match 1998 Tour samples with names; Jalabert ...
A commission of inquiry for the senate in France will soon be able to put names on the anti-doping samples taken during the 1998 Tour de France, Senator Jean-Jacques PS Lozach said on Wednesday.
Irishman Pat McQuaid's bid for a further term as president of cycling's world governing body has been endorsed by Switzerland.
Chasing Giro podium, Gesink welcomes possible Belkin backing
Locked in a battle for the overall podium at the Giro d'Italia, Robert Gesink welcomed the news on Wednesday that American company Belkin could take over sponsorship of his Blanco team.
Pound: Drug-testing failing due to lack of will
Former WADA president Dick Pound has written a report for the World Anti-Doping Agency assessing the current state of drug-testing. It doesn't paint a pretty picture.
Pound: Drug-testing failing due to lack of will
Attorneys for a 12-year-old California boy charged with killing his sister said Wednesday they wonder if he is mature enough to aid his defense.