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UCI ketones statement only introduces more anti-doping grey areas, the exact thing cycling doesn't need – Opinion

Recommending against certain products or practices but not banning them blurs the line in a sport where the boundaries need to be clear

Cycling News

UCI recommends against use of legal ketone supplements among professional cyclists due to lack of evidence of performance benefits

Ketones remain legal but UCI joins MPCC in stance against their use

Cycling News

Tennis Mailbag: Four Years Later, ‘Where Is Peng Shuai?’ Still Unanswered

The WTA has returned to China, but there is little clarity on Peng’s whereabouts and well-being.

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World Anti-Doping Agency to ban carbon monoxide inhalation for performance enhancement

The use of the carbon monoxide rebreather tool used for 'diagnostic purposes' will remain legal

Cycling Weekly

WADA set to ban carbon monoxide rebreathing after doping concerns

The technique had previously been used to measure the effects of altitude training but sparked controversy over potential performance-enhancing effects

The Independent UK

WADA moves to ban carbon monoxide rebreathers as a performance-enhancing method

Diagnostic use of gas employed by top teams is still allowed

Cycling News

Kenyan Athletes Shine In Tokyo, But Anti-doping Efforts Remain In The Dark

Kenyan athletes may have shone at the world championships in Tokyo, winning seven golds, but persistent allegations of doping still cast a shadow as the global anti-doping agency threatens to sanction the east African country.

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Doping Outrage: Erriyon Knighton and Diribe Welteji Axed – Is Anyone in World Athletics Clean Anymore?

US sprinter Erriyon Knighton and Ethiopia's Diribe Welteji ruled out of the Tokyo World Athletics Championships amid major doping controversy.

International Business Times UK

Team GB medallist explains why he has joined controversial Enhanced Games

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The Independent UK

Olympic medallist Ben Proud becomes first Briton to join Enhanced Games

Proud won a silver medal at Paris 2024 in the 50m freestyle

The Independent UK

'Unless we fight for it, nothing will ever change' – Lizzy Banks makes emotional call for change in contamination anti-doping cases after losing two-year battle to clear her name

British rider reveals details of her appeal and legal process in 13,000 word document

Cycling News

'Something has to change' - Lizzy Banks calls for overhaul of anti-doping system after ban upheld

Ex-pro, who was originally cleared by UK Anti-Doping, given backdated two-year suspension by Court of Arbitration for Sport

Cycling Weekly

How does doping affect athletes' health in the long and short term?

Performance-enhancing drugs can be associated with various health risks and side effects, but further research is needed to understand their long-term consequences on athletes’ bodies.

Euronews

The uncomfortable truth behind this year’s Wimbledon champions

WIMBLEDON 2025: Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek claimed the singles titles at SW19, but both tested positive for banned substances last year

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Enhanced Games: how the 'doping Olympics' could change sport forever

In May 2026, Las Vegas will play host to the Enhanced Games – a competition where doping is not just allowed, it's required. Behind the project are libertarian investors – including Donal Trump Jr – and athletes motivated by million-dollar prizes.

Euronews

Can AI help detect doping in sports? | Euronews Tech Talks

Researchers are developing AI programmes to make doping detection more effective, faster, and cheaper. How do these systems work? What challenges do their creators face? Euronews Tech Talks sits down with Wolfgang Maass and Francesco Botrè to answer these questions.

International Business Times UK

French Olympic Fencer Ysaora Thibus Cleared in Doping Case After Positive Test Linked to Partner's Kiss

French fencer Ysaora Thibus was cleared of doping after judges accepted she was contaminated by kissing her partner, US fencer Race Imboden, who unknowingly used ostarine. She can now compete freely.

Roll Call

Faster, higher, stronger? Senators probe anti-doping group ahead of LA Games - Roll Call

Senators demanded the straight dope on performance-enhancing drugs at a hearing this week, ahead of major sporting events coming to the U.S.

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The Independent UK

Anti-doping watchdog urges US authorities to shut down planned drug-fueled event in Las Vegas

The global watchdog of doping in sports says it will urge public authorities to shut down the drug-fueled Enhanced Games planned in Las Vegas next year

The Guardian - US

Olympic athletes say pro-doping Enhanced Games are a betrayal and could lead to deaths

Olympic athletes have condemned the Enhanced Games, warning the PED-friendly event could result in long-term health consequences or even deaths

The Independent UK

World Aquatics bans Enhanced Games athletes from its competitions

Enhanced Games swimmers will not be free to compete in World Aquatics events

The Independent UK

World drug-fighting leaders get unprecedented 3rd term in move critics call ultimate bait and switch

The president and vice president of the World Anti-Doping Agency have been reelected to unprecedented third terms in a move the agency’s critics say undercuts its promise to make meaningful governance reforms after years of doping scandals

The Independent UK

Tennis crown remains Jannik Sinner’s to lose but doping saga continues to cast a long shadow

The Italian remains the world No 1 despite three months off, but whether he can reassert his grip on top spot on his return to competitive action is another story

The Independent UK

When will Jannik Sinner make his return to tennis at Italian Open?

The World No 1 makes his return after a three-month suspension

International Business Times

All Roads Lead To Rome Open For Sinner After Doping Ban

Jannik Sinner is the star of the show at the upcoming Rome Open as the world number one and Italian tennis hero gears up for his return to the courts after a contested doping ban.

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