Bike World News

In today’s news, note from the ‘Cross Worlds, Vogodny denied license, Milan-San Remo to follow same course and more

Continental professional team Ceramica Flaminia held its official launch in San Polo – Parma (Italy), on Friday January 22.

Italy’s National Anti-Doping Tribunal has imposed a two year ban as well as a fine of €13750 on cyclist Maurizio Biondo.

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

The finger pointing between the AFLD and the UCI looks to have legs. I don’t think that this one will die down any time soon, and may continue through the start of the 2010 Tour de France

In today’s news: Pierrick Fedrigo wants out of the BBox, Cadel Evans back on the bike at GP Coppa Sabatini, Thomas Dekker acknowledges doping and Battenkill expands.

3 cyclists on Portugal’s Liberty Seguros team have been found to be using CERA, the latest generation of EPO.

Lance Armstrong hopes to revive Coors Classic, shoo-ins for Radio Shack now less sure, LPR Brakes kicks Di Luca to the curb, Jens Voigt on the mend and the rest of your daily dose of cycling news.

We’re back with the weekend race action, new additions to the disabled list, the latest on Mikel Astarloza, post-Tour crit results and more.

Reports coming from the International Olympic Committee say that 6 athletes, including an Italian cyclist believed to be Davide Rebellin, have been found positive for CERA, the newest generation of EPO.

Tags: Beijing Olympics, CERA, Davide Rebellin, EPO, IOC

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