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The International Testing Agency will collect around 600 in-competition samples during the Tour de France and over 360 out-of-competition tests have been conducted on riders expected to compete, as part of its new testing approach
The Supreme Court of the United States has enabled individual states to impose restrictions on transgender student athletes
Phoenix Mercury player, Alyssa Thomas, has criticised the Women’s National Basketball Association for its initial silence after she received death threats and racism following her one-game suspension for punching Caitlin Clark’s throat which Thomas claims was a “complete accident” that she “didn’t even know took place until after the game”
The World Cup’s more lenient refereeing style helps the flow of the game but also risks rise in injuries, and the flow continues to be criticised regardless due to hydration breaks
The Women’s National Basketball Association has suspended Alyssa Thomas for punching Caitlin Clark’s throat, which was labelled a “cheap shot,” and the league continues to be blasted for poor officiating and lack of protection
After 130 years, the International Olympic Committee has agreed to pay athletes $10,000 (£7,600) for competing in the Olympics
Sport Resolutions is recruiting additional members to join World Athletics’ Safeguarding Case Management Group to make decisions on safeguarding concerns investigated by the Athletics Integrity Unit
India’s youngest international cricketer, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, will be required to use his own changing room as part of safeguarding regulations during the England T20 series
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is seeking two candidates for Independent Review Expert positions for 2027 to strengthen oversight across the global anti-doping system of decisions not to pursue normal results management for Adverse Analytical Findings (AAFs)
