• Torri has a reputation for being uncompromising in the battle against doping, having charged sports personalities in the past even when they argued that their positive tests were the result of accidents.

    BBC: Angry Cannavaro cleared of doping

  • And as professionals, whose livelihood depended on results, and where testing was either non-existent or a step behind the latest advances in sports doping, it is unsurprising that so many succumbed.

    ECONOMIST: The Tour de France is not dead yet

  • Mr. Armstrong was stripped of his titles last year after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, which polices drug use in American sports, initiated formal charges against him for allegedly conspiring to run an organized doping program aimed at dominating the Tour de France.

    WSJ: Armstrong Is Sued Over Prize Money

  • Landing Armstrong and becoming confessor to the man who for so long looked the least likely candidate in sports to admit to doping is a massive coup for Winfrey.

    NPR: Column: Live Commentary On Armstrong Interview

  • One of Usada's accusations was that Mr. Armstrong's doping program was the most sophisticated in all of sports.

    WSJ: Lance Armstrong Admits to Doping, 'One Big Lie'

  • The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority said in October that nine unidentified Australian athletes had tested positive for methylhexaneamine.

    BBC: South Africa pair Ralepelle and Basson fail drug tests

  • Last month, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency banned Dr. Ferrari from working in Olympic sports for allegedly administering performance-enhancing drugs to cyclists when he was acting as a training consultant to cyclist Lance Armstrong during his Tour de France wins.

    WSJ: Menu

  • He argued USADA, a nonprofit organization that polices drug use in American sports, had no authority to bring a doping case against him or to strip him of his titles.

    WSJ: Lance Armstrong Suit Against USADA Is Dismissed

  • Since 2004, when doping allegations against Armstrong first came to light in a book by French sports journalist Pierre Ballester, the foundation has experienced steady year-to-year revenue growth, according to financial records, with the exception of a dip from 2005 to 2006, the year Armstrong was cleared of allegations stemming from a 1999 drug test.

    CNN: Livestrong likely to survive Armstrong doping admission

  • The World Anti-Doping Agency also agreed with the sanctions, which means Armstrong may not compete in sports governed by WADA code.

    CNN: Oprah interview with Lance Armstrong airs January 17

  • He stands accused of lying about it of defrauding us, in his testimony before a grand jury investigating high-level sports doping, about the nature of his greatness.

    NEWYORKER: King of Walks

  • The data collected will then be used to develop action plans for the sports federations and ultimately to increase compliance with the International Convention against Doping in Sport.

    UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

  • In his meeting with Travis Tygart of the US Anti-Doping Agency, Armstrong apparently whined about being singled out, pointing to the fact that sports in general football, baseball are rife with drug cheaters.

    FORBES: With His Admission Of Doping, Lance Armstrong Could Also Take Down Some Very Powerful People And Companies

  • International Tennis Federation (ITF) president Christian Bimes said doping was taking place but was quick to point out that it was not as widespread as in other sports.

    BBC: Tennis steps up war on drugs

  • That's in part because Armstrong is the first athlete to face a serious doping case without losing his popularity, and in part because his popularity is invaluable to the attention-challenged sports he favors.

    WSJ: Triathlons Part Waters for Lance Armstrong

  • The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has developed a "True Sport" campaign to help parents, coaches and administrators return the emphasis in sports to the life lessons that don't show up in the won-loss column.

    WSJ: Ref's death a consequence of lack of sportsmanship

  • On Thursday the National Rugby League became embroiled in scandal after Sydney-based club the Cronulla Sharks said they were assisting the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority after reports that up to 14 of their players could be using banned drugs.

    CNN: Tennis serves up new measures in the fight against doping

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