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Anti-doping chiefs reject claims of Paul Seixas favouritism as Tour rivals cry foul

The home rider Paul Seixas has yet to be tested at night, unlike some of his rivals, but authorities deny that the French doping agency plays any role in who is tested

The Guardian - UK

'These controls serve an overriding interest: the fight against doping' –UCI backs use of night-time tests at the Tour de France

ITA carried out several night-time tests earlier this week

Cycling News

'The fight against doping is an absolute priority' – UCI defends night-time testing at Tour de France

Cycling's governing body acknowledges disruptive nature of tests

Cycling Weekly

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What happened to the case of David Rozman, the Ineos carer with alleged links to a notorious doping doctor?

CYCLING: Rozman was sent home from the 2025 Tour de France but is back working for Sir Dave Brailsford’s Netcompany-Ineos cycling team

The Independent UK

All Tour de France riders provided biological passport samples on rest day, anti-doping body confirms

ITA collected blood samples from all riders as part of longitudinal anti-doping programme

Cycling News

Evenepoel pips Pogacar again as Tour de France night-time doping test row deepens

Remco Evenepoel took back-to-back stage wins in the Tour de France, and eroded some of Tadej Pogacar’s overall lead, with victory in the stage 16 time trial from Evian to Thonon-les-Bains

The Guardian - UK

'All riders were included in the operation' – Entire Tour de France peloton provided blood samples to anti-doping organisation on rest day

The International Testing Agency confirmed to Cycling Weekly that they undertook a mass testing program on the Tour de France's second and final rest day

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How a controversial 2am alarm divided cycling and the Tour de France

Cycling’s grim past hangs heavily, and inevitably, over its present – but some feel the anti-doping authorities are going too far

The Independent UK

'I would rather lose sleep than lose credibility' – Jonathan Vaughters says Tour de France night-time testing could have stopped past doping – Full interview

EF Education-EasyPost team manager has defended night-time anti-doping tests at the Tour de France

Cycling News

Remco Evenepoel and Paul Seixas' teams among latest wave subjected to anti-doping tests on Tour de France rest day

The entire Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe team were tested at 10:00 pm, within the daytime window, but not in atypical fashion

Cycling News

'Very effective' - Tour de France team manager applauds night-time anti-doping tests

Jonathan Vaughters said that doping controls in the middle of the night would have solved cycling's doping crisis in the early 2000s.

Cycling Weekly

Vingegaard’s and Pogacar’s night-time doping tests authorised by Paris judge

The International Testing Agency had petitioned the Paris prosecutor’s office to test the duo outside of the normal 6am to 11pm window before stage 15

The Guardian - UK

Multiple riders have been subjected to night-time doping controls at Tour de France

Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard are not the only riders to have been woken up in the early hours

Cycling Weekly

Why were Tour de France riders tested in the middle of the night? Anti-doping body defends need to carry out 'effective testing'

'The ITA is conscious that night-time testing may be disruptive to riders' rest and recovery' says anti-doping body

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Cycling Weekly

'Effective testing must be capable to occur outside daytime hours' – Anti-doping body defends nighttime tests at Tour de France

International Testing Agency confirms testing Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard early on Sunday morning

Cycling News

'Somebody knocked on my door at 2am' – Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard subjected to middle-of-the-night anti-doping tests at Tour de France

First and second on GC, both riders lost sleep providing anti-doping samples

Bangkok Post

Tour de France rivals Pogacar, Vingegaard given night-time doping controls

CHAMPAGNOLE (FRANCE) - Tour de France leader Tadej Pogacar and his main rival Jonas Vingegaard both confirmed on Sunday that they were visited in the middle of the night by anti-doping controllers, just hours before a crucial mountain stage.

Cycling Weekly

'I got four hours of sleep today' – Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard faced early morning anti-doping tests at Tour de France

The riders first and second in general classification were awoken in the middle of the night by testers

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Tour de France: Søren Wærenskjold goes from distance to hold off Olav Kooij for victory in furiously-fast stage 11

Jasper Philipsen reinstated to third place after relegation reversed

Cycling News

Tour de France: Tim Merlier banishes bunch in Bordeaux for stage 7 sprint victory

Søren Wærenskjold goes second, Biniam Girmay third

Cycling News

Tour de France: Olav Kooij shines in debut with victory on stage 5 in Pau

Max Kanter and Tim Merlier settle for podium spots behind winner as peloton makes late catch of lone breakaway rider after 144km

Cycling News

Tour de France GC standings – No major changes at the top of the standings following breakaway triumph on stage 17

Tadej Pogačar remains in yellow ahead of Remco Evenepoel and Isaac del Toro in Voiron

Cycling Weekly

Who is leading the Tour de France 2026 after stage 15?

The full general classification, along with the latest stage result, and the standings for the other jerseys

Evening Standard

Wimbledon 2026 Order of Play: Iga Swiatek, Alexander Zverev and Arthur Fery all in action on day 6

Williams sisters slated to play doubles - but questions persist over Serena’s fitness

The Times of India

Indian-origin ACC champion Samir Banerjee builds algorithm to analyze tennis data for his science, tech, society degree from Stanford

Stanford University celebrated Indian-origin tennis player Samir Banerjee as he graduated this month with a degree in science, technology, and society. For his final project in Stats 100: Mathematics of Sports, Samir built an algorithm to analyze years of tennis server data across different surfaces to determine which players were…

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