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Venezuelan rider loses pro contract after displaying 63 per cent haematocrit level
Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela will not sign Jimmi Briceño after blood tests showed he had a haematocrit of 63 per cent, well above the UCI's 50 per cent limit
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Britain's "anti-doping system is working" - British Cycling president Bob Howden
British Cycling president Bob Howden says that the anti-doping measures are working, despite three amateur doping violations since December
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Diego Ulissi prevented from racing as Salbutamol positive fallout continues
UCI steps in to prevent Italian Diego Ulissi from racing after he tested positive for Salbutamol at the Giro d'Italia in May
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Doctor at centre of Operation Aderlass doping scandal jailed by German court
The doctor at the centre of the Operation Aderlass doping scandal has been jailed by a German court.
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Brian Cookson explains new UCI doping reforms
The UCI has introduced tougher anti-doping sanctions, but its president says there is still some way to go
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Vincenzo Nibali: 'If you dope, you will get caught'
Amid his Astana team's recent spate of doping positives, Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali brands dopers as 'stupid'
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International fight against doping strengthens as UCI and USADA join forces
Cycling's governing body and the United States Anti-Doping Agency will share intelligence and work together in joint anti-doping missions
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Former Trek-Segafredo rider André Cardoso banned more than a year after EPO positive
Trek-Segafredo’s André Cardoso has been banned more than a year after testing positive for EPO.
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Matteo Rabottini fails anti-doping test for EPO
Italian Matteo Rabottini found positive for banned blood-booster EPO in out-of-competition test on August 17
