Honest Sport

Lance Armstrong claims Tadej Pogacar 'knows' he holds the Tour de France record, a rugby international's ban is upheld and EU anti-doping agencies can again disclose the names of suspended athletes.

A leading official is asked if South African rugby has a ‘systemic’ issue, another Russian athlete tests positive for meldonium and there are again concerns about ‘finishing bottles’ in cycling.

A South African rugby prospect tests positive, Russia are allowed to return to the Olympics and the New York Times continues its reporting on Conor McGregor's time outside of the drug testing pool.

Last year, both Wimbledon singles titles were won by players who have served suspensions. Wimbledon junior and doubles finalists have also faced their own problems.

Eight World Cup footballers return 'Atypical Findings', a cyclist competes during his provisional suspension and another top tennis player comments on the whereabouts system.

Viagra has previously been used to enhance performance by athletes, the England manager Thomas Tuchel says his players won't take the legal drug at high altitude in Mexico City.

A former elite US sprinter is banned for his complicity in another athlete's doping, a cyclist's mother expressed her fears about doping in the sport and there is another trimetazidine case.

The former half-marathon world record holder is banned, Serena Williams comments on the whereabouts system and a World Cup doctor believes most doping cases are accidental.

The 2023 Wimbledon champion is banned for four years, an Italian Olympic champion again tests positive for EPO and cyclists' power data will be analysed to potentially direct doping controls.

A WADA official believes Ozempic should be banned, a French Olympic medallist is suspended and there is scrutiny over drug testing at the FIFA World Cup.

The UFC star Conor McGregor responds to the New York Times' investigation, WADA considers taking control away from national anti-doping agencies and there is coverage of doping cases in Germany.

The New York Times publishes an investigation about Conor McGregor, a previously banned athlete becomes the fifth fastest sprinter in history and a double-world champion receives a short ban.

New allegations involving a cycling team emerge, a leading anti-doping agency will reduce drug testing in elite sport and there is debate over whether GLP-1 weight loss drugs should be banned.

A French Olympic champion from Paris 2024 is banned, a marathon race is won by an athlete who served a long suspension and the case involving a German footballer is confirmed.

A former Dutch footballer voices suspicions, a US Olympic champion speaks about the legitimacy of world records at the Enhanced Games and coverage of WADA's investigation in Spain continues.

The Spanish sports doctor Marcos Maynar is sentenced, a German international footballer reportedly faces a whereabouts case and a dead horse tests positive for ADHD medication.

The Enhanced Games puts a $10m bounty on the 100m world record, an athlete is compensated after a competitor tests positive and new details emerge about a Florida doping scandal.

A former official says legitimate anti-doping 'ended' in 2017, the 100m world record is not 'broken' at the Enhanced Games and the South African rugby scandal continues.

European university students admit to doping, a US national reportedly pleads guilty to supplying testosterone and the media reports on WADA's investigation into alleged wrongdoing in Spain.

A suspended cyclist wins a race in another sport, a survey finds there is little trust in anti-doping and the 'urine swapping' scandal in international rugby continues.