UCI slammed for lack of action after Armstrong doping saga

London: Lance Armstrong, who is serving a lifetime ban from Olympic sports because of serious doping violations, planned to return to athletic competition this week at a masters swimming event that does not test its athletes for drugs.

USMS clarifies eligibility to race after doping ban Lance Armstrong is not eligible to race in U.S. Masters Swimming competitions. The former competitive cyclist has been a member of U.S. Masters Swimming for several years. The spirit and purpose of ...

Spain's anti-doping agency (AEA) revealed on Friday that prosecutors had opened an investigation into three individuals suspected of having links to the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. "A tribunal in the Alicante region has informed us that they ...

Russian hammer thrower banned for doping Armstrong denied swimming event entry Olympic 1,500m champion charged with doping Canberra, May 4 (IANS) The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has introduced new rules forcing athletes and officials to ...

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Former Australian cyclist Matt White, who admitted to doping when his name came up in the Lance Armstrong scandal, says he received a six-month suspension.White says in a statement Friday that the Australian Sports ...

The lawsuit accuses Armstrong of defrauding the U.S. Postal Service by taking sponsorship money while cheating If you thought the shame of Lance Armstrong's doping scandal had finally blown away with the sands of time, you would be wrong. When last ...

PARIS The head of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency wants Lance Armstrong to come forward with information detailing the alleged complicity of cycling's governing body in his doping. Travis Tygart appeared at a French government Senate hearing Thursday to ...

MADRID -- Spanish prosecutors have opened an investigation into individuals involved in the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.Spain's anti-doping agency said Friday that prosecutors in the eastern province of Alicante are examining the Spanish citizens ...

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) will push ahead with efforts to clean up cycling without help from Lance Armstrong after the disgraced cyclist rejected another deadline to meet anti-doping investigators by Wednesday. Armstrong’s lawyer Tim Herman said in a statement released on Wednesday that the former cyclist still had issues with USADA, who had exposed him as drug cheat and led to him being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles. In a television interview with Oprah ...