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Europe holds its breath as cycling takes to the high ground

With the pro-cycling landscape undergoing radical changes in the off-season, 2008 could see the sport regain its credibility Posted February 21, 2008 by Fred Grand

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After a year of disgrace, will 2008 be a tour de force for pro cycling?

After the sport's worst year in recorded history, is the phoenix about to rise from the ashes? After all, things can only can better. Posted December 15, 2007 by Fred Grand

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As pre-race favourite tests positive, where next for the Tour de France and cycling?

The shock news that Alexander Vinokourov has tested positive for a homologous blood transfusion looks certain to plunge the sport into chaos once more. Posted July 25, 2007 by Fred Grand

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Michael Rasmussen, Tour de France leader, shames the cycling world

After the Alexander Vinokourov affair 24 hours earlier, it went from bad to worse for Pro Cycling as the Yellow Jersey rider was sacked by his team. Posted July 26, 2007 by Fred Grand

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The drugs don't work: Cycling's passion is quenched - even for Eddie Merckx

The sad story of this year's drug-riddled Tour de France is threatening to kill enthusiasm for cycling. Is this where the power of sport begins to wane? Posted July 27, 2007 by Matt Page

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Despite the Tour de France drug crisis, men's cycling can rise again

Sportingo columnist Amber Neben, twice winner of the women's equivalent of the Tour de France, says it's easy to assume everyone is a cheat - but it's just not true. She believes the current sickness can be purged and that the sport will be back bigger and stronger. Posted July 31, 2007 by Amber Neben

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Now Lance Armstrong and Discovery bail out of cycling. Will Astana be next?

News that the group partly owned by the seven-time Tour winner is calling time on cycling has sent shock waves through the sport. Given what happened at this year's event, is it any surprise? Posted August 13, 2007 by Fred Grand

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Cycling's FA Cup final approaches amid fresh controversy

With news breaking that last year's winner Paolo Bettini will not be allowed to defend his title at the UCI's World Championships Men's Road Race on Sunday, cycling continues to be touched by controversy. Posted September 28, 2007 by Fred Grand

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Is justice being fair to athletes like Floyd Landis and Guillermo Canas caught up in drugs?

The odds seem to be stacked against them as the anti-doping agencies haven't yet lost a case. Posted October 14, 2007 by Nina Rota

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Passport to legality: Cycling's new plan to wipe out the dope cheats

The scourge of the two-wheel druggies could be ended by the UCI's introduction of a mandatory 'biological passport' establishing baseline levels of hormones. But will the cheats find a new way to stay ahead of the law? Posted October 27, 2007 by Craig Hackney

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