Honest Sport

A British Enhanced Games sprinter claims some athletes won't dope at the event, an MLB baseballer tests positive for steroids and a Team Ineos cyclist says doping is easily detectable.

Team Ineos again stands by its scandal-hit soigneur, a British Olympic sprinter joins the Enhanced Games and a footballer's doping case may end in criminal trial.

WADA claims contamination cases are on the rise but its own statistics seem to suggest otherwise. As WADA adjusts its regulations on this premise, I wonder if anti-doping is on the brink of danger.

A Tour de France cyclist says all sports are not 'clean', several Brazilian footballers are banned and there are calls to criminalise doping in India.

WADA is considering banning high-altitude masks, an athlete serving a suspension is jailed and a sports doctor is concerned about undetectable doping agents.

Paul Pogba wins 'Best Comeback' award after his suspension, organisers of an Italian cycling race seek damages from a competitor caught blood doping and there is a 'grey areas' controversy in Norway.

Another German Olympic skier is embroiled in a scandal, a high-profile owner's horse tests positive and a French World Champion raises concern about tainted world records.

Another tennis player tests positive for clostebol, a US Olympic swimmer joins the Enhanced Games and there is a high-profile EPO case in MMA.

A cycling team's systematic doping programme ends in prison sentences, a Paris 2024 medallist tests positive and the Enhanced Games initiates a 'first-of-its-kind' study.

There is a scandal at a German football club, an athlete in Eliud Kipchoge's training group is provisionally suspended and another Irish Olympian joins the Enhanced Games.

An American sprinter once caught doping wins a 'Coach of the Year' award, a former athletics official will go on trial and a baseballer is pictured undergoing a performance-enhancing blood treatment.

Team Ineos (Sky) stands by its scandal-hit soigneur, Serena Williams re-enters the drug testing pool and the criminal case involving a cycling team nears its crescendo.

A footballer tests positive after playing on a contaminated pitch, a doctor is arrested in Spain and a sports team is pictured undergoing intravenous infusions in preparation for a match.

Canada's most successful Olympian is banned, the Enhanced Games files to become a publicly-listed stock on the Nasdaq and a Chinese world champion inadvertently tests positive in a hospital.

A defamation case draws attention to past scandals in football, a top cyclist shares his opinion on doping and an elite boxer says he lost 'his confidence' after his opponent tested positive.

A footballer reportedly blames his failed drug test on a team doctor, the scandal involving an Italian cycling team deepens and Paul Pogba returns to competition.

Athletes are reportedly taking Ozempic combined with steroids, a Paris 2024 gold medallist is banned and there is a serious scandal in rugby.

A US Olympic sprinter is caught doping in Florida, WADA advises its officials against travelling to the World Cup and the UCI president laments that 'what isn't forbidden is allowed'.

Recent surveys have estimated doping prevalence in elite sport to lie between 13% and 36%. WADA says that the problem is 'trending downwards'. Is this indeed the case?

A doping control officer celebrates with a football team, a young tennis player is suspended for alleged steroid use and the former US Postal director questions the legitimacy of the ABP.