Bike World News

Polish brothers Pawel and Kacper Szczepaniak have been suspended after failing doping tests when finishing 1-2 in the under-23 Cyclo-cross World Championship race.

Five years after he finished second on the climb en route to second overall in the race, José Rujano went one better today on the torturous slopes of Genting Highlands.

In today’s cycling news, Paris-Nice previews, Lance Armstrong feeling more at ease, Robbie Hunter drops out of Tour of Murcia, Schumacher to drop appeals and more…

Anuar Manan made history when he took the first-ever Malaysian stage victory in the race.

We recently had the chance to talk to Joan Hanscom, one of the organizers of the very popular U.S. Grand Prix of Cyclocross, and now, one of the folks instrumental in bringing the 2013 Cyclocross World Championships to the USA.

Italian cyclist Eddy Ratti has been suspended after testing positive for the banned blood-boosting hormone EPO.

The UCI announced the 27 Elite Women’s teams that will be competing in the 2010 UCI Women’s World Cup and Elite Road calendars

German cyclist Stefan Schumacher has lost his appeal of a two-year global ban for doping at the Tour de France.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport will continue to discuss the case of Caisse d’Epargne’s Alejandro Valverde, but he has won what can be described as an early victory. CAS has stated that a global ban against the rider for his alleged involvement in the Operation Puerto affair is “unfounded”.

The BMC Racing Team learned Monday it has been granted Wild Card status for the 2010 season by the International Cycling Union (UCI).