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Published: Thursday 21 August 2008 Carrying out regular drug tests over time to amass "longitudinal data" on athletes may help improve the accuracy of testing, argues a July 2008 analysis compiled by economics consultancy...
Irish cyclist Nicolas Roche, who rides for Credit Agricole, won the first stage of the Tour of Limousin in France. Roche, 24, the son of cycling legend Stephen Roche who won the Tour de France and the Giro D'Italia, powered to...
When Briton Bradley Wiggins attempts to rewrite British Olympic history today, he will be riding a machine that took a decade to design and millions of pounds to develop. His first bicycle, a Christmas present, cost just a few...
Hoy and mighty: The flying Scot celebrates his third gold medal Chris Hoy has become the first British athlete to claim three gold medals in a single Olympics after beating team-mate Jason Kenny in the men's sprint - making it...
Cavendish is the first Brit to win four stages of the Tour de France Manx Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish has been awarded the freedom of the borough of his home town of Douglas. Douglas Borough Council said the decision had...
An author who wrote last summer's news as a novel and another who went in search of a sporting superstar will appear at the Inverness Book Festival. Gordon Burn covered the Blair-Brown prime ministerial handover, Glasgow...
