antidoping

Pierre Bordry, the head of the French antidoping agency, said his organization gave WADA the names of 36 riders it believed should be subjected to additional tests.

Contador Blames Bad Meat for Positive Drug Test Pablo Dom 2010

Don Catlin, a prominent antidoping scientist, said it is possible for clenbuterol to get into a person's system from eating tainted meat.

Contador Blames Bad Meat for Positive Drug Test Pablo Dom 2010

The federation's decision represents an unexpected turn of events in a long-running saga that started when tiny traces of the banned drug clenbuterol were found in Mr. Contador's blood during a routine antidoping test during last year's Tour de France.

Spanish Federation Clears Contador of Doping 2011

The positive doping test comes amid a concerted effort by antidoping officials to crack down on riders they suspect of using performance-enhancing drugs.

Contador Blames Bad Meat for Positive Drug Test Pablo Dom 2010

On Sunday, Garmin—a Boulder, Colo., team known for its strict antidoping stance and its dandyish argyle outfits—captured the team-time trial event.

A Loser's Winning Moment Jason Gay 2011

A French court condemned U.S. cyclist Floyd Landis Thursday to a suspended prison term of 12 months in a case connected to the hacking of France's antidoping laboratory five years ago.

Cyclist Landis Is Convicted in France David Gauthier-Villars 2011

The French antidoping lab, the Laboratoire National de Dépistage du Dopage, reported in November, 2006 that someone had broken into its computer systems, just weeks after the lab had accused Mr. Landis of doping during the Tour de France that summer.

Cyclist Landis Is Convicted in France David Gauthier-Villars 2011

The lawyers said the two men denied any role in the hacking at the antidoping lab.

Cyclist Landis Is Convicted in France David Gauthier-Villars 2011

NANTERRE, France—U.S. cyclist Floyd Landis , who was stripped of his victory in the 2006 Tour de France because of doping, was given a suspended prison term of 12 months in a criminal case connected to the hacking that year of France's antidoping laboratory.

Cyclist Landis Is Convicted in France David Gauthier-Villars 2011

The federation is accusing Mr. Contador, a three-time Tour winner, of having taken clenbuterol, after tiny traces of the banned drug were found during a routine antidoping test during last year's Tour.

Spain's Contador Faces Ban David Roman 2011