Lance Armstrong to compete again - in swimming
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, who is banned from most competitive sports for life, will take part in a regional swimming championship in Texas.
Anti-doping head shocked China produces '99% of illegal substances'
China's anti-doping head has said he was "shocked" after an anti-doping agency alleged the country produces large amounts of illegal substances.
Deep Read: The cost-benefit analysis of Armstrong's confession
Don't be fooled: the only thing choking up Lance Armstrong is the string of lawsuits he has to settle. But he'll recoup through Oprah's redemption.
Oprah interview may cost Armstrong jail time
Lance Armstrong could lose more than his ravaged reputation if he confesses to doping this week during a television interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Oprah to interview Armstrong on doping scandal
Lance Armstrong will discuss the doping scandal that dramatically brought down his cycling career during an interview with Oprah Winfrey next week.
Spanish cycler Roberto Heras overturns 2005 doping test
Spanish cyclist Roberto Heras has reclaimed his crown for the 2005 Tour of Spain after the Supreme Court overturned a positive doping test.
Scientists: EPO does not boost cyclists' performance
Cyclists who dope themselves with EPO may not gain any performance advantage even though they are putting their health at risk, scientists said.
Lange says doping in cycling is the trend in Europe
Former professional cyclist Malcolm Lange claims in his new book he spent most of his career racing domestically after escaping Europe's doping trend.
Cyclist David George admits taking banned drug
Nickolaus Bauer, Staff Reporter
Top South African cyclist, David George, has admitted taking the banned drug EPO and is prepared to face the consequences.
Top South African cyclist bust for doping
One of South Africa's foremost cyclists, David George, has tested positive for the banned EPO drug and faces a charge of doping.
Cycling sponsor suing UCI over Armstrong saga
Sportswear company Skins is suing cycling's governing body for $2-million, claiming brand damage for backing the sport.
SA cyclist Robbie Hunter responds to doping scandal
In an email this week, the Lance Armstrong team member outright dismisses doping himself but talks about the culture of peer pressure that existed.
A case of strong arm vs charm
On the one hand Lance Armstrong could be utterly engaging, but on the other he would bully anyone who dared to speak against him.
Schleck pulls out of Tour after failing doping test
Frank Schleck of Luxembourg has pulled out of the Tour de France and spent several hours in a police station in France after failing a doping test.
Proteas' Kleinveldt fails doping test
Proteas' Rory Kleinveldt has failed a doping test by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport, testing positive for a "specified substance".
Retired Jan Ullrich banned for doping
Three days after the Court of Arbitration for Sport banned Alberto Contador for doping, former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich has also been banned.
Armstrong demands probe of leaks
Lance Armstrong has accused a group of US media giants of reporting grand jury information which had allegedly been illegally leaked.
Fair play campaign to hit back at doping in SA sport
The South African Institute for Drug Free Sport has launched an anti-doping initiative after an increase in the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
