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  • Garcia da Peña has already tested positive for the presence of Hydroxyethyl Starch (HES), a blood volume enhancer that can be used to hide the use of EPO and blood-doping practices.

    New sample shows Garcia da Peña positive for EPO 2010

  • But on the way to that dramatic ending, the Tour was dismantled by doping scandals — including the blood-doping exclusion of Alexander Vinokourov and the withdrawal of his Team Astana, and the day-after-day rumors about race leader Michael Rasmussen having cheated the pre-Tour anti-doping testers, until he was sent home by his Rabobank team four days before the finish.

    Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Prudhomme hits home run with 2011 Tour route 2010

  • But Valverde cannot compete in the 21-stage Giro d'Italia starting Saturday because Italy's Olympic Committee banned him from racing there after connecting him to a Spanish blood-doping ring exposed in the Operation Puerto investigation.

    Valverde tops rankings as doping verdict nears 2010

  • Later data also showed traces of a plasticizer used in medical tubing and blood bags, leading to speculation that the source may have been stored blood, suggesting that he had been involved in blood-doping.

    Spanish police uncover clenbuterol ring doping horses, livestock 2010

  • Armstrong has repeatedly denied all allegations that he ever took any sort of performance-enhancing substances or engaged in banned practices, such as blood-doping.

    Yaroslav Popovych subpoenaed in grand jury probe 2010

  • Menchov has faced questions lately over his alleged involvement in a blood-doping case in Austria, although he has denied involvement.

    Menchov recovers from fall, clinches Giro d'Italia victory 2009

  • Lance Armstrong, 7-time winner of the Tour de France bicycle race, used illegal performance-enhancing drugs and engaged in blood-doping, according to testimony to FBI by former teammates.

    Richard Valeriani: May 23, 2011, News Update Richard Valeriani 2011

  • Lance Armstrong, 7-time winner of the Tour de France bicycle race, used illegal performance-enhancing drugs and engaged in blood-doping, according to testimony to FBI by former teammates.

    Richard Valeriani: May 23, 2011, News Update Richard Valeriani 2011

  • In addition, Italian police raided the lodgings of the Austrian cross-country and biathlon team outside Turin, seizing blood-doping equipment.

    IOC retesting Turin 2006 samples for CERA 2010

  • HES increases the volume of plasma in the circulatory system, but it also helps to mask the use of EPO and blood-doping practices by reducing the overall percentage of red blood cells in a given volume of blood.

    New sample shows Garcia da Peña positive for EPO 2010

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