Cycle: Top rider facing doping charge after UCI program

From: AAP Sports News (Australia) | Date: May 3, 2008 | Copyright information


AAP Sports News (Australia)

05-03-2008

Cycle: Top rider facing doping charge after UCI program

PARIS, May 2 AFP - At least one top cyclist is to face doping charges after thousands
of blood samples were analysed as part of the International Cycling Union's blood passport
program, the UCI said today.

The UCI did not reveal the identity of the cyclist concerned, but said he is one of
23 riders who "warranted further scrutiny" following ...

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