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‘Deeply sceptical and worried’: Wada wary of Russia’s anti-doping practices

The World Anti-Doping Agency says it remains “deeply sceptical and worried” about Russia’s anti-doping practices as some of its athletes prepare to compete as neutrals at this year’s Olympics

The Guardian - UK

Ibai Salas makes €310K compensation claim against Spanish Anti-Doping

Biological passport rejected as proof of doping by Spanish court

Cycling News

CBD and cycling: significant performance claims, but proceed with caution

Before you go all-in on the CBD trend, it's essential to understand what CBD is, its potential impact on on-the-bike performance, and what the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has to say on the matter.

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From coaching to bike fitting and doping control, here are 5 ways AI is being used in cycling

AI won’t entirely replace humans anytime soon, but its capabilities are expanding further into the cycling industry with each year. We look at five ways AI has entered the cycling industry - and if they're good enough to replace a human.

Cycling Weekly

Nairo Quintana to mark return from exile at Tour Colombia

Sosa, Gaviria in Movistar's lineup for 2.1 race

Cycling News

Russian Skater Valieva Suspended Four Years For Doping

Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva received a four-year ban from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Monday for failing a doping test prior to the 2022 Winter Olympics.

International Business Times

India second worst country in WADA's 10-year global study of positive doping cases by minors

NEW DELHI: India was on Wednesday named as the second worst country in a 10-year global study of positive doping cases by minors conducted by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

The Times of India

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New UFC anti-doping policy details annouced, program to begin Dec. 31

The UFC is beginning a new athlete anti-doping policy in 2024, and has announced details about the program.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Many top Russian athletes faced minimal drug testing in 2023 ahead of next year's Paris Olympics

Two of Russia’s top swimmers who could be eligible for the next year’s Olympics have been drug tested by their country’s anti-doping agency only twice apiece in 2023

The Independent UK

Russians and Belarusians can compete in the 2024 Olympics — as neutral athletes

The International Olympic Committee says that qualifying athletes from the two countries will be allowed to compete in the Paris Games as "Individual Neutral Athletes."

WEKU

Eusebio Unzué justifies signing Nairo Quintana - 'his situation was not fair'

Movistar boss expects Colombian to relieve pressure on Enric Mas

Cycling News

Are fishing worms the new way of doping at the Tour de France?

Researchers say that haemoglobin product is "readily available for cheating athletes"

Cycling Weekly

Marine worm haemoglobin could be the new frontier of blood doping

'This is a product to look for in competition' French AFLD tells l'Equipe of super haemoglobin

Cycling News

Jumbo-Visma's Michel Hessman facing lengthy doping ban

German rider previously suspended by Jumbo-Visma after positive anti-doping test

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'I'm dreaming again' – Nairo Quintana claims return to Movistar as a victory

Colombian spent year on the sidelines after 2022 tramadol positive

Newsroom.co.nz

Kiwi inventor cleaning up drug testing for women

Putting the needs of female athletes at the forefront, an award-winning Kiwi inventor could change the game in urine drug testing in sport. Suzanne McFadden writes.

The Hindu

Hangzhou Asian Games | Security tightened ahead of closing ceremony

China hosted the Asian Games in Hangzhou, with 12,407 athletes from 45 nations competing in 40 sports. China topped the medals table with 201 golds, two better than their previous best of 199. Japan took second place with 52 golds, and South Korea third on 42. India’s total medal haul…

The Independent UK

South African flag may be taken down at rugby & cricket World Cups for doping body's non-compliance

The South African flag will not be displayed at the rugby and cricket World Cups later this month if its national anti-doping body does not appeal a decision by the World Anti-Doping Agency to declare it non-compliant

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The Times of India

Four Indians whisked away for dope testing on arrival at Village

HANGZHOU: At least four Indian athletes, who landed here after an 18-hour journey, were in for a surprise as the International Testing Agency (ITA) officials whisked them away for dope tests the moment they stepped out of the team bus at the entrance of the Asian Games Village.

The Independent UK

Olympic doping case involving Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva starts in Switzerland

The doping case involving teenage Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva that marred the 2022 Beijing Olympics has returned to the Court of Arbitration for Sport

The Times of India

Indian winter sports legend Shiva Keshavan wearing WADA badge with honour at the Asian Games

HANGZHOU: A familiar figure outside the Athletes Village, wearing a cap with 'WADA' engraved on it, was looking for his ride.

The Times of India

Indian winter sports legend Shiva Kesavan wearing WADA badge with honour at the Asian Games

HANGZHOU: A familiar figure outside the Athletes Village, wearing a cap with 'WADA' engraved on it, was looking for his ride.

Sports Illustrated

Breaking Down Simona Halep’s Complex Doping Ban

The 31-year-old’s four-year suspension by the ITIA is likely only the beginning of a complicated legal battle.

The Guardian - AU

Peter Bol exonerated six months after ‘false positive’ drug test as anti-doping body closes investigation

Australian athlete says the news is a dream come true and no one should experience what he has gone through

The Hindu

WADA’s Operation Carousel to put NADA on the correct course

NADA's lack of resources led to inadequate testing of athletes and poor monitoring of whereabouts info. WADA's 'Operation Carousel' uncovered this and recommended corrective steps. NADA has since doubled sample collection staff, improved processes and brought in additional resources, resulting in increased out-of-competition testing and improved investigative and intelligence capacities…

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