
Doping in Sport - Bi-Weekly Press round-up #256
Paula Radcliffe calls for all records set by banned athletes to be erased, a major anti-doping laboratory is suspended and a German Olympian under investigation wins another sprint medal.
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Paula Radcliffe calls for all records set by banned athletes to be erased, a major anti-doping laboratory is suspended and a German Olympian under investigation wins another sprint medal.

An American national champion is caught blood doping, meldonium cases continue to plague MMA and a sprinter under investigation wins a medal at the European Championships.

A Commonwealth Games medallist tests positive for EPO, an Olympic sprinter is charged and a pharmacist is linked to an Australian sports scientist banned for life.

A former minister reignites a scandal involving the 1998 French World Cup team, another teenage South African rugby player tests positive and a cyclist is banned in an ABP case.

The Chelsea footballer Mykhailo Mudryk's doping ban is reduced, another French Olympian is banned and Chris Froome recollects a police raid at the Tour de France.

The doping scandal involving an Italian junior team intensifies, an athletics federation selects an athlete still under investigation and a professional golfer is banned.

Elite cyclists were found in possession of AICAR yet there have been zero positives for the unapproved drug. Honest Sport reports that may be about to change.

A British Paralympic medal winner is banned, UAE Team Emirates' general manager says he was a 'victim' of cycling's doping era and a sprinter under investigation wins two national titles.

A Spanish Olympian successfully appeals his suspension, the IOC uses a banned sprinter in promotional content and nighttime testing at the Tour de France continues to dominate the news.

Key figures at Tour de France teams have said cycling's doping problem is largely confined to the past, but history shows that previous, similar assertions have become questionable over time.