SPORTS cheats beware – if you thought your chosen method of blood doping was undetectable, think again.
That’s the message sports officials are promoting after US cyclist Tyler Hamilton was nailed by a surprise test for a previously untraceable method of blood doping during the Tour of Spain race last week.
Hamilton, who won a gold medal at the Athens Olympics in August, denies any wrongdoing, and his backers are questioning the validity of the new test. But experts contacted by Â鶹´«Ã½ believe the science is watertight.
In endurance sports like cycling, ways of boosting the blood’s oxygen-carrying capacity can…
