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Dr Richard Freeman could still face doping charge over testosterone delivery
Dr Richard Freeman could still face a doping charge over the testosterone delivery, despite the eight-year delay in proceedings.
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British Cycling reveals incredible Lotus/Hope track bike for 2020 Olympic Games
Governing body says new bike is a nod to Chris Boardman's iconic Lotus Type 108 from Barcelona 1992
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Dr Richard Freeman will admit ordering banned substance and telling ‘a lot of lies’ during medical tribunal
Dr Richard Freeman will admit deliberately ordering banned testosterone patches and “telling a lot of lies” during his medical tribunal.
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New date set for Dr Richard Freeman’s medical tribunal over mystery testosterone delivery
A new date has been set for medical tribunal of Dr Richard Freeman, which is set to investigate a mystery testosterone delivery to British Cycling headquarters.
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Racing in Yorkshire is all the motivation Geraint Thomas needs
Cycling Weekly spoke to Geraint Thomas in the build up to the UCI World Championships in Yorkshire where the Ineos rider will target the TT, but admits he's been struggling to pick himself back up after one of the toughest Tours in years.
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‘We want to build the fourth biggest stage race in the world’: Tour of Britain reveals plans to expand to nine days
The organisers of the UCI have revealed their plans to expand to nine days and “build the fourth biggest race in the world.”
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British Cycling offer further support to pro road races in light of Yorkshire Worlds
The 'Pro Road Membership' hopes to galvanise the depth of talent of both the men's and women's road teams
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Council leader vows to find compromise after cyclists banned from meeting at cycling café
The leader of the council at the centre of a dispute about cyclists meeting at a cycling café has vowed to find a “pragmatic compromise.”
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Callum Skinner says British Cycling's focus on performance amid 'serious mental health issues' led to retirement
The retired sprinter said the governing bodies response to his 'cry for help' was focused on performance as opposed to 'getting better'
