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German rider previously suspended by Jumbo-Visma after positive anti-doping test

Colombian spent year on the sidelines after 2022 tramadol positive

Putting the needs of female athletes at the forefront, an award-winning Kiwi inventor could change the game in urine drug testing in sport. Suzanne McFadden writes.  

China hosted the Asian Games in Hangzhou, with 12,407 athletes from 45 nations competing in 40 sports. China topped the medals table with 201 golds, two better than their previous best of 199. Japan took second place with 52 golds, and South Korea third on 42. India’s total medal haul…

The South African flag will not be displayed at the rugby and cricket World Cups later this month if its national anti-doping body does not appeal a decision by the World Anti-Doping Agency to declare it non-compliant

The doping case involving teenage Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva that marred the 2022 Beijing Olympics has returned to the Court of Arbitration for Sport

The 31-year-old’s four-year suspension by the ITIA is likely only the beginning of a complicated legal battle.

Australian athlete says the news is a dream come true and no one should experience what he has gone through

NADA's lack of resources led to inadequate testing of athletes and poor monitoring of whereabouts info. WADA's 'Operation Carousel' uncovered this and recommended corrective steps. NADA has since doubled sample collection staff, improved processes and brought in additional resources, resulting in increased out-of-competition testing and improved investigative and intelligence capacities…

At last, a chance to watch elite athletes openly taking advantage of modern science.

The medals for the team competition at the Winter Olympics in Beijing, in which Valieva helped Russia win gold, are still to be awarded.