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— September 18, 2013
Doping and the means of organizing the fight will be discussed on Thursday and Friday at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The international organization hosts the conference of States Parties to... Read more "
— August 1, 2013
The Ukrainian Sergei Bubka, candidate for the presidency of the IOC, expressed on Wednesday his desire to extend the period of suspension for doping athletes, to bring it to... Read more "
— August 1, 2013
With Thomas Bach, the word favorite has rarely been used so well. The German lawyer, Olympic fencing champion in 1976 in Montreal, is leading the race to succeed Jacques... Read more "
— July 26, 2013
The International Athletics Federation (IAAF) has published its statistics on anti-doping controls carried out in 2012 under its direct authority. These statistics relate only to IAAF tests and do not include... Read more "
— July 25, 2013
Having confessed to having used EPO before the 1998 Tour de France, where he won a stage and wore the Yellow Jersey, had an unexpected consequence... Read more "
— July 24, 2013
It’s time for a counter-offensive for Lance Armstrong. The Texan asked a judge to dismiss the US state's complaint against him, arguing that his sponsor, the company... Read more "
— July 19, 2013
Suspicion of doping or not, the Tour de France remains a source of wealth for the event's partners. The entry ticket turns out to be affordable, the massive benefits and... Read more "
— July 16, 2013
Sebastian Coe fully supports the International Athletics Federation (IAAF) in the double doping affair which hit the American Tyson Gay and five Jamaican athletes, including Asafa Powell.... Read more "
— July 15, 2013
Earthquake in world athletics. In the space of a few hours, Sunday July 14, two of the icons of world sprinting, the American Tyson Gay and the Jamaican Asafa Powell admitted to having... Read more "
— July 11, 2013
Pessimistic, the British Anti-Doping Agency (UKAD). In its annual report, its chairman David Kenworthy suggests that "if budgets continue to fall, it will be difficult to provide a comprehensive service.... Read more "
