ASADA taps US doping crusaders

The United States Anti-Doping Agency's 1,000-page report into the practices adopted by the US Postal Service cycling team thrust the public into the saddle of a systematic and sophisticated doping programme during the sport's infamous 'renewal' ...

Former Olympic champion Shawn Crawford has been banned for two years by the United States Anti-Doping Agency for not giving full information about his whereabouts for out-of-competition drug testing. Crawford, who won 200 metres gold in Athens in ...

The United States Anti-Doping Agency has issued a two-year ban to former four-division titleholder Erik Morales of Mexico for his multiple drug test failures preceding an Oct. 20 rematch against junior welterweight titlist Danny Garcia at the ...

The head of the US 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 hearing in Paris on Thursday to ...

THE United States Justice Department filed a formal complaint on Tuesday against Lance Armstrong, saying the doping-disgraced cyclist and team owners defrauded the US Postal Service of sponsorship money. The government, which said in February that ...

THE stimulant DMAA has been banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, the National Collegiate Athletic Association and Major League Baseball. But it is still found in Jack3d and other supplements sold at stores like GNC and the Vitamin Shoppe. Dimitar ...

Debate includes Travis Tygart CEO of USADA, and representatives of UCI, EOC, WADA and EU Athletes Minister of State for Tourism & Sport Michael Ring is today chairing the EU Council of Sports Ministers in Brussels. In advance of the meeting, an ...

The World Anti Doping Agency has backed Australian golfing great Greg Norman's brutal assessment of the sport's stance on drug testing. Norman says the anti doping procedures in golf are disgraceful. WADA boss David Howman says the main problem is ...

The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority has called off interviews with NRL coaches and support staff, believing they will get just as little co-operation from them as from their players. The agency will now have to complete its investigations ...