Lance Armstrong and Jan Ullrich will once again go head-to-head on the bike during the annual Jan Ullrich Cycling Festival, according to BILD. The two former rivals from a controversial cycling era ...

Jannik Sinner officially received a suspension after coming to an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). The ...

Jannik Sinner is curenntly recovering from the fatigue after defending his Australian Open title. About two months later, ...

Today is World Cancer Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring hope for those affected by the disease. Across the world, many individuals have faced and overcome cancer, turning ...

From catastrophic crashes to dodgy doping scandals, this is a sport that has certainly had its fair share of controversy and ...

While Swiatek won’t have to deal with the doping authorities anymore, a potential ban on the Italian looms over because his case has been appealed before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). My ...

Italian star Jannik Sinner’s impressive rise in tennis is overshadowed by doping allegations, raising questions about the sport’s integrity, writes Morgan Bolton.

having the world’s best players involved in doping cases is a terrible look for the sport, and one that should have every klaxon going off simultaneously. Recall the era of Lance Armstrong and ...

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The singer-songwriter Neko Case’s new memoir is a superhero origin story. But here, instead of an anonymous mugger gunning down the parents, sending pearls scattering over the pavement ...

Former Atlanta mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms, says President Donald Trump has not delivered on some of the campaign promises he made. Bottoms says eggs are not cheaper, and the war in Ukraine did ...

Jannik Sinner leaves Melbourne being talked about as a potential tennis great but first comes a hearing into his doping case at sport's highest court that could see him banned for up to two years.