CBC.ca Ullrich banned 2 years for blood doping CBC.ca Sport's highest court banned 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich for two years on Thursday and stripped him of his third-place finish in the 2005 race for blood doping. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that the 38-year-old German, ... CAS hands 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich 2-year ban for doping links ... Washington Post CAS bans 1997 Tour winner Jan Ullrich for 2 years Billings Gazette Former Tour Champ Jan Ullrich Has...Read Full Story

Eurosport.com ASIA CAS hands 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich 2-year ban for doping links ... Washington Post LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Sport's highest court has banned 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich for two years and stripped him of his third-place finish in the 2005 race for a doping violation. Ullrich's suspension comes three days after CAS banned ... Two-year ban for Ullrich SkySports Former Tour Champ Jan Ullrich Has Results Voided by Court For Blood Doping Bloomberg CAS bans...Read Full Story

CBC.ca CAS bans Jan Ullrich for two years ESPN AP GENEVA -- Sport's highest court banned 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich for two years on Thursday and stripped him of his third-place finish in the 2005 race for blood doping. The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that the 38-year-old ... CAS hands 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich 2-year ban for doping links ... Washington Post Two-year ban for Ullrich SkySports Former Tour Champ Jan Ullrich Has Results Voided by Court For Blood...Read Full Story

The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Thursday that German cyclist Jan Ullrich be banned for two years and stripped of his third-place finish in the 2005 Tour de France for blood doping.Read Full Story

Following the detection of banned drug Clenbuterol in a sample he provided on the 21st of July in 2010, a rest day during the Tour de France, Alberto Contador was handed a (backdated) two-year suspension and all his results during that period - including a Tour de France and a Giro d'Italia, cycling's most prestigious races - will be disqualified. The world of cycling has been split for nearly two years into those who believe the Spanish rider is innocent of deliberate doping and those who...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press LAUSANNE, Switzerland Sport's highest court is preparing to issue its verdict in the doping case of Alberto Contador, who could be stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title. The Court of Arbitration for Sport said it would issue a ruling Monday on whether the Spanish rider was guilty of doping after testing positive for clenbuterol while winning his third Tour title. Contador claims the positive test...Read Full Story

"This is bad for cycling." Johan Bruyneel  Alberto Contador, the three-time Tour de France winner who tested positive for a miniscule trace of the banned drug Clenbuterol in 2010, has been found guilty by the Court for Arbitration in Sport and handed a two-year ban and will also be stripped of his 2010 Tour victory. The ban will be backdated to the 25th of January 2011. As he was provisionally suspended for a period of five months during the initial investigation, he will be able to return...Read Full Story