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Tour de France continues its anti-doping fight amid persistent suspicion

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During the three-week race, 600 blood samples will be collected. Despite increased resources, the International Testing Agency does not believe the entire peloton can truly be considered clean.

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Tour de France continues its anti-doping fight amid persistent suspicion

During the three-week race, 600 blood samples will be collected. Despite increased resources, the International Testing Agency does not believe the entire peloton can truly be considered clean.

·Paris, France
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Olivier Banuls: “No Positives Don’t Mean No Cyclists Dope in the Tour”

The head of the anti-doping in the ‘big bounce’ works to get the teams to report the watts of their runners to use the data as a detection tool ARRIBAS CARLOS / EL PAIS There was a time, not so far away, in which you could not write about the Tour without being a doping specialist and have on the contact list telephones of doctors and police.

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The ITA notifies swimmer Penelope Oleksiak of an apparent anti-doping rule violation - International Testing Agency

The post The ITA notifies swimmer Penelope Oleksiak of an apparent anti-doping rule violation appeared first on International Testing Agency.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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