Doping In Cycling

Former British Cycling, Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman charged with ordering testosterone for an athlete

Freeman, who was at the centre of the 'jiffy bag saga' which rocked British Cycling, was charged following an investigation by the General Medical Council.

Jens Voigt interview: Some times during my cycling days, I was more dead than alive

Jens Voigt talks to Firstpost about cycling through pain, the charm of the Tour de France and everything else about the life of a professional cyclist.

British cycling great Bradley Wiggins refutes doping allegations after lawmakers accuse him in drugs report

Russian computer hackers revealed three years ago that Wiggins had applied for therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs), which allowed riders to have injections of otherwise banned drugs.