The UCI's Tour de France Bike-Motor Tests Are a Joke
Cycling's international governing body is busy going through the motions of looking for cheating riders, but what if it just looked for the motors?
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Jonathan Vaughters Goes Deep into Cycling’s Dirty Past
In his long-awaited memoir, 'One-Way Ticket,' a cheater turned reformer tells all about performance-enhancing drugs, the Tour de France, and a rider he used to know named Lance
Floyd Landis Still Has a Lot to Say
The disqualified former Tour de France winner speaks openly about doping in cycling, moving forward, and his burgeoning CBD business
Zwift Already Transformed Indoor Training. What's Next?
Five years in, the virtual cycling and running game has acquired massive investment capital, thousands of daily players, and a professional bike-racing league. The platform has changed the way we run and ride.
Why the Bowerman Track Club Is the Best in the Nation
Thanks to its dominant women’s squad, the BTC has supplanted the Oregon Project
When Drug Testing in Cycling Goes Too Far
At a certain point in life, it’s not ethically possible to cheat
It’s Time to Stop Romanticizing the Olympics
2019 has already been an eventful year in doping news. If the Olympics don’t care about clean athletes, why should we care about the Olympics?
The True Story Behind Floyd Landis's Return to Cycling
In founding a new team, the fallen cyclist is seeking forgiveness, which many fans may not be willing to give
Surveying the Drug Habits of Ultrarunners
A new study explores attitudes toward performance-enhancing drugs in the ultrarunning world
The IAAF Needs to Fight Against Doping
After years of being the bad guy, athletics’ international governing body is in a unique position to defend what’s right.
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