Recent News - Is All Fair in Love and Sport?

In the world of competitive sports, one hundredth of a second - the time it takes for lightning to strike - can define an athlete. One hundredth of a second can mean the difference between winning or losing, fame or anonymity, millions of dollars in endorsements or none. Read more....

Recent News - League youngster has drug ban cut

Gold Coast under-20 rugby league player Kurt Foggo has had his appeal for a drugs ban partially upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport Read more....

Recent News - UCI approves no needle policy

The UCI Management Committee has approved an amendment to the UCI Regulations to prohibit and sanction the use of injections of medicines or any other substances without a clear medical need. Read more...

Recent News - EXPOSED: The contaminated supplements, including diet pills, implicated in multiple drug-test bans

An investigation by sporting intelligence has found that at least five professional sportsmen have failed drugs tests - and in three cases been banned after taking supplements Read more...

Recent News - Unmasking veil of secrecy in top athletes’ doping saga

It is no longer news that sportsmen all over the world do drug. But Nigeria has no case history of a pronounced practice, though, national athletes, Chioma Ajunwa and Mary Onyali, have been victims of drug that were seen as isolated cases.
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Recent News - Forbes hit with three-month ban

Former national netball captain, Simone Forbes, was yesterday slapped with a three-month ban by the disciplinary committee of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO). Read more...

Recent News - Marco Pinotti: exclusive interview with Italian cycling's voice of reason

When Marco Pinotti (HTC-Highroad) finished 9th overall in last year's Giro-Italia, a discerning minority regarded the performance, and not Ivan Basso's victory, as the most significant of the Corsa Rosa for Italian cycling. Read more...

Recent News - BOA defiant on doping stance as Merritt fights 2012 ban

British Olympic bosses will keep their lifetime ban for drugs cheats despite moves to relax sanctions elsewhere. Read more...

Recent News - The Biological Passport stands up to Test 3

Valjavec ruling:  CAS further strengthens the biological passport Read more...

 

Recent News - Plasticizer test inches closer to being validated

Following on from a paper published on Christmas Day last year studying the theoretical detection of blood transfusions via high plasticizer levels in blood, researchers at the anti-doping laboratory in Lausanne appear to have moved things closer towards the eventual validation of the test. Read more...