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May 22, 2010

Colo and Larpe positive; Dekker and Astarloza sanctioned

UCI Suspends Larpe, Coló For Drug Positives | Cyclingnews.com
Cycling’s governing body lists fines, sanctions handed to Dekker, Astarloza

Mickael Larpe (Roubaix Lille Metropole) and Alessandro Coló (ISD-Neri) have been provisionally suspended by the International Cycling Union (UCI) after respective positive tests for EPO and clenbuterol. The UCI have also confirmed sanctions and fines issued by four national federations to eight individual riders, including Thomas Dekker and Mikel Astarloza.

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Colo and Larpe positive; Dekker and Astarloza sanctioned

UCI Suspends Larpe, Coló For Drug Positives | Cyclingnews.com
Cycling’s governing body lists fines, sanctions handed to Dekker, Astarloza

Mickael Larpe (Roubaix Lille Metropole) and Alessandro Coló (ISD-Neri) have been provisionally suspended by the International Cycling Union (UCI) after respective positive tests for EPO and clenbuterol. The UCI have also confirmed sanctions and fines issued by four national federations to eight individual riders, including Thomas Dekker and Mikel Astarloza.

Filed under Astarloza, clenbuterol, Colo, CONI, Dekker, Larpe by Rob.
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July 2, 2009

Here we go again – Dekker’s EPO problem

Well it was 2 years ago, almost:

Dutch cyclist Thomas Dekker has failed a drugs test for the performance-improving hormone erythropoietin and been scrapped from his team for this year’s Tour de France race. The test relates to a urine sample given in December 2007. Dekker was part of the Rabobank cycling team at the time, but was sacked last year. The reason was never made clear, Elsevier.nl reports.

But apparently it wasn’t clear exactly what he took… until now.

The Dutch rider’s haematological profile led the UCI to review the EPO analyses for urine samples conducted since the introduction of the biological passport programme. An anti-doping laboratory in Cologne, Germany, re-examined the December 2007 sample, and on June 20 reported finding EPO in the same.

Filed under Dekker, EPO by Rob.
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Here we go again – Dekker’s EPO problem

Well it was 2 years ago, almost:

Dutch cyclist Thomas Dekker has failed a drugs test for the performance-improving hormone erythropoietin and been scrapped from his team for this year’s Tour de France race. The test relates to a urine sample given in December 2007. Dekker was part of the Rabobank cycling team at the time, but was sacked last year. The reason was never made clear, Elsevier.nl reports.

But apparently it wasn’t clear exactly what he took… until now.

The Dutch rider’s haematological profile led the UCI to review the EPO analyses for urine samples conducted since the introduction of the biological passport programme. An anti-doping laboratory in Cologne, Germany, re-examined the December 2007 sample, and on June 20 reported finding EPO in the same.

Filed under Dekker, EPO by Rob.
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