Doping

Marco Pantani’s parents warn authorities not to strip son of 1998 Tour de France win

Late cyclist who did 1998 Tour/Giro double expected to be confirmed as testing positive for EPO in 1998 Tour

Man stripped last year of seven Tour de France titles speaks on eve of 100th edition of race

Man sacked while in maillot jaune had been seeking to increase original settlement for wrongful dismissal

Italian was one of four riders sanctioned after 2008 Tour - but he says dozens others failed doping controls too

UCI president questions rival's perceived inconsistencies and asks where the cash is coming from

German Olympic authorities to investigate "exactly where the starting point was"

Newspaper says sample retested anonymously in 2004, but Senate report will name Jalabert next month

British Cycling president promises fresh start for UCI at official launch of campaign in Paris

Products from Greece and China entered Spain via Portugal; news follows implementation of new law on doping

British Cycling president takes part in Twitter Q&A and responds to claims he ignored Paul Kimmage

Irishman's sole hope now rests with Swiss Cycling - but its nomination of him faces a legal challenge

Tougher measures as country aims to prove it's tough on the cheats ahead of Olympic bids going to the vote

Man who led Lance Armstrong to seven Tour de France victories breaks silence

Anti-doping expert recommends White's reappointment following comprehensive review of team's policies

AFLD to co-operate with UCI on this year's 100th edition of Tour - but says final say on storage of samples rests with governing body

Team manager Lavenu says team will tighten internal controls; meanwhile, some of Tour de France roster confirmed

23-year-old Russian will be sacked if his B sample proves positive

Website allows you to 'enhance' your ride performance from the comfort of your sofa

Second Vini Fantini - Selle Italia rider tests positive; Di Luca already kicked off the team

Agency accused of breaching confidentiality by going public with allegations in Armstrong dossier

Was governing body's decision to accept cash from disgraced cyclist purely misjudgment, or did it hide something darker?

Publication of The Secret Race brought forward by a fortnight after Armstrong declined to fight USADA charges

80-page brief filed by former Tour de France champion's legal team failed to meet rules on brevity and relevance of content

All guns blazing response from the blazer of Aigle