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Contador may still appeal doping ban, won't retire
Alberto Contador vowed on Tuesday to return to the pinnacle of cycling, maintaining his innocence in the face of a two-year doping ban that stripped the Spanish star of his 2010 Tour de France title.
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Alberto Contador banned and stripped of Tour de France win
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador on Monday received a two-year ban for doping during the 2010 Tour de France and was stripped of his victory in the race.
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Contador cleared of doping charges
Spain's cycling federation cleared three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador on Tuesday of knowingly using a banned substance in a dramatic U-turn in the case that means he can ride in this year's race.
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Contador doping issue likely to land before Arbitration court
The issue of culpability of three times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador, who is facing a one-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance, is likely to land before Court of Arbitration for Sport, said Pat McQuaid, International Cycling Union (UCI) President.
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Contador submits final defence to overturn ban
Alberto Contador submitted his final defence to overturn a proposed one-year ban for a positive doping test during the Tour de France.
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Nadal laments the damage caused by Contador's case
Rafael Nadal says he hopes that Alberto Contador's doping case will be cleared up soon to stop the "tremendous damage" caused to all sports.
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Tour de France winner Alberto Contador faces doping probe
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador will be investigated for doping during this year's race.
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Contador suspended after failing dope test
Three-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador of Spain was suspended Thursday after failing a dope test, in the latest drug scandal to hit cycling's most prestigious event.
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Contador may still appeal doping ban, won't retire
Alberto Contador vowed on Tuesday to return to the pinnacle of cycling, maintaining his innocence in the face of a two-year doping ban that stripped the Spanish star of his 2010 Tour de France title.
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Alberto Contador banned and stripped of Tour de France win
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador on Monday received a two-year ban for doping during the 2010 Tour de France and was stripped of his victory in the race.
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Contador cleared of doping charges
Spain's cycling federation cleared three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador on Tuesday of knowingly using a banned substance in a dramatic U-turn in the case that means he can ride in this year's race.
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Contador doping issue likely to land before Arbitration court
The issue of culpability of three times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador, who is facing a one-year ban after testing positive for a banned substance, is likely to land before Court of Arbitration for Sport, said Pat McQuaid, International Cycling Union (UCI) President.
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Contador submits final defence to overturn ban
Alberto Contador submitted his final defence to overturn a proposed one-year ban for a positive doping test during the Tour de France.
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Nadal laments the damage caused by Contador's case
Rafael Nadal says he hopes that Alberto Contador's doping case will be cleared up soon to stop the "tremendous damage" caused to all sports.
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Tour de France winner Alberto Contador faces doping probe
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador will be investigated for doping during this year's race.
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Contador suspended after failing dope test
Three-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador of Spain was suspended Thursday after failing a dope test, in the latest drug scandal to hit cycling's most prestigious event.
