Cycling
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The dozen who have not so far tweeted in support include Chris Froome, who has posted in the last 24 hours but only to praise a dinner he had enjoyed at a South African restaurant
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Questions for Team Sky and British Cycling as the sport’s drug inquiry switches focus to the painkiller tramadol that can also enhance performance
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Dr Richard Freeman, at the centre of UK anti-doping inquiry, told investigators substance was not intended for any riders
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Last week’s shocking revelations about British Cycling and Team Sky threaten to put the whole sport back in the gutter
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Dr Prentice Steffen has queried the amount of triamcinolone ordered by ex-Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman
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Sportblog British Cycling plots a more corporate, less maverick route out of trouble
William FotheringhamBritish Cycling’s reboot was somewhat derailed by the latest revelations in Parliament but its 39-point plan should draw a line under the era between the Athens and Rio Olympics -
Play VideoSir Bradley Wiggins, winner of the 2012 Tour de France and Great Britain’s most successful Olympian ever, is questioned by a reporter
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An inquiry into medical procedures within British Cycling will also take in whether the triamcinolone ordered by Dr Richard Freeman was administered to Olympic squad athletes and to what medical purpose
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British Cycling and Team Sky credibility in tatters after hearing
William FotheringhamThe record-keeping failure exposed in the saga of the jiffy bag delivered to Bradley Wiggins in 2011 undermines everything Dave Brailsford and co have said about drugs
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British Cycling and Team Sky have no records at all to prove what was in a medical package carried to France for Sir Bradley Wiggins at the end of the Critérium du Dauphiné race in 2011, the head of the UK’s anti-doping agency has told a committee of MPs
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Jess Varnish has questioned if British Cycling is serious about reform after gagging her from speaking about details of its internal report into her allegations of sexism and bullying
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Dr Richard Freeman, the man at the centre of the mystery package investigation, is too ill to attend the media and sport select committee hearing scheduled for Wednesday
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Team Sky’s Simon Jones will leave to become performance director of Australian Cycling in April
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If the cycling body can expect further battering until the truth is laid bare, UK Sport may be charged with forsaking diligence in its obsession with medals
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To bring some cheer to a chilly commute, we asked readers via GuardianWitness to share pictures of their journeys to work. Here are some of our favourites
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The British Cycling coach Simon Cope said: ‘Hand on heart … I do not know what was in there’ as it emerged he had been summoned to appear before a select committee along with the former Team Sky doctor
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Nicole Cooke’s evidence to parliament underlined how ruling bodies such as the RFU would be unwise to believe their testing reveals the full extent of doping problem
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German sprinter Nikias Arndt won the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road race, overhauling Australian Cameron Meyer on the line
Topics
- British Cycling
- Team Sky
- Dave Brailsford
- Drugs in sport
- Sir Bradley Wiggins
- Australia sport
- UK Sport
- Olympic Games
- Rugby union
- Nicole Cooke
- Shane Sutton
- Chris Froome
- Jess Varnish
- Tour de France
- Geraint Thomas
- Travel photography
- US sports
- Usada (United States Anti-Doping Agency)
- David Millar
- Work & careers
Team Sky: Sir Dave Brailsford must face the music – and then resign