Jones, Montgomery presumed innocent:IOC

Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery should be free to compete in the Olympic Games as long as drug allegations against them are not proven, International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Jacques Rogge......

Marion Jones pleads guilty in steroid case

Reversing years of denials, US track superstar Marion Jones pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to federal investigators and admitted using steroids, which could cost her the five medals she won in......

IOC bargains with Chambers

The International Olympic Committee on Thursday offered European champion sprinter Dwain Chambers, who has tested positive for the new designer drug THG, the possibility of a reduced ban if the......

Maharashtra to subsidise sporting events

August 15, 2003 | 18:20 ISTWenger threat to ban Sky Arsene Wenger has threatened to ban Sky TV cameras from Arsenal's training ground. [ thesun.co.uk ]Cattle farmer locks horns with golfers over......

Random tests key to Olympics anti-doping drive

Anxious to avoid embarrassing drugs scandals at the 2004 Athens Olympics, anti-doping officials plan to trap potential cheats before the Games open.Nearly 1,000 out-of-competition tests out of a......