Georges fails doping test
Sylvain Georges has failed a doping test at the Giro d'Italia, the International Cycling Union has confirmed.
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Daly tells Singh to drop action
Former Open champion John Daly, no stranger to controversy himself, has urged Vijay Singh to drop his lawsuit against the PGA Tour for "reckless administration and implementation" of its anti-doping program.
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Bin Suroor yard faces BHA probe
The British Horse Authority has now turned its attentions to the stables of Saeed Bin Suroor's Stanley House in Newmarket, this move comes following the doping crisis that has rocked Godolphin, according to the Racing Post.
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Drug ban may benefit Derval
Greg Allen outlines the background to the doping allegations against two Turkish athletes
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Possible bronze for O'Rourke after Yanit charged
Derval O'Rourke may be in line for a European bronze medal after gold medallist Nevin Yanit from Turkey was charged with doping violations.
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Singh cleared by PGA
The PGA Tour has cleared three-time major winner Vijay Singh of doping offences after the World Anti-Doping Agency confirmed the deer antler spray the Fijian admitted to using was not "prohibited unless a positive test results".
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Six-month ban for doped Al Zarooni runners
One-time 1000 Guineas favourite Certify and 14 other horses trained by Mahmood Al Zarooni have been suspended from running for six months by the British Horseracing Authority.
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Former champion Crawford is banned
Former Olympic champion Shawn Crawford has been given a two-year ban by the United States Anti-Doping Agency after once again failing to comply with the whereabouts requirements
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Dane Sorensen latest to admit to doping
Olympic silver medallist Rolf Sorensen has admitted to doping during his successful years in the 90s, the Dane said.
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Tennis to increase fight against doping
Tennis is to introduce an Athlete Biological Passport Programme this year to boost the sport's fight against doping.
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Armstrong absence not crucial - USADA
USADA Chief executive Travis Tygart is confident the doping body can continue its investigation to clean up cycling without the help of Lance Armstrong.
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Armstrong refuses USADA interview
Lance Armstrong has refused to be interviewed under oath by the United States Anti-Doping Agency's officials, his attorney confirmed tonight.
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Four of eight Irish doping violations for cannabis
The Irish Sports Council has revealed that there were eight anti-doping violations in 2012, four of which were for cannabis.
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WADA heartened by Fuentes progress
The World Anti-Doping Agency is "heartened" by the way the trial of Eufemiano Fuentes, the doctor at the centre of Operacion Puerto, is being handled.
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Doping rife in Aussie sport
Australian sport is rocked by a report into the widespread use of doping
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Armstrong wants to help clean up cycling
The US Anti-Doping Agency has announced Lance Armstrong wants to "assist in the effort to clean up the sport of cycling" and has given the disgraced cyclist a two-week extension to co-operate with investigators.
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Schleck to miss Tour de France after ban
Frank Schleck will miss the 2013 Tour de France after he was handed a one-year backdated ban for failing a dope test during last year's race
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UCI attacked for disbanding Armstrong inquiry
The decision by the International Cycling Union (UCI) to disband its own inquiry into the Lance Armstrong doping scandal has been branded "a rank and disgraceful manipulation of power" by campaigners.
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UCI head McQuaid blasts WADA counterpart Fahey
The head of international cycling tonight responded to increasing pressure on his position by accusing the man at the top of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) of "blatant and aggressive" untruths.
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Armstrong and USADA remain in conflict
Lance Armstrong and the United States Anti-doping Agency remain in conflict over the disgraced cyclist's insistence he did not use performance-enhancing drugs in the final part of his career.