Cycling Independent Reform Commission (CIRC)

The UCI announces a suite of anti-doping measures in response to CIRC’s report into cycling’s doping and governance problems

CIRC has laid bare the good and the bad, the heroes and the villains. So let us be optimists, if only for a moment

The UCI chief said the governing body continues to take steps to clean up the sport

The reactions to the CIRC report began coming in before the report itself was released to the public

A list of the individuals interviewed by CIRC who agreed to be named

More than half of the CIRC report's contents are directed at the inner workings of the UCI, especially the actions of its presidents

The Cycling Independent Reform Commission report is a catalog of doping, cover-ups, conflicts of interest, and ineffectual leadership

Doping has waned in professional cycling, but remains a serious issue, the CIRC report contends

The full text of the CIRC Report available as a PDF file

UCI says that its independent review of doping in the EPO era is on track to go public late February or early March

Lance Armstrong says he doesn't feel that UCI president Cookson has delivered on campaign promises, and that Astana should be banned

Tougher sanctions for first-time offenders and the pending CIRC report are sure to keep doping in the headlines during the 2015 season

U.S. federation asks its members to assist in the CIRC investigation of doping in cycling between 1998 and 2013

Tour de France champion will sit out sprinter-friendly classic in Italy and says he hopes cycling's reform commission helps turn the page on the EPO era

UCI president Brian Cookson acknowledged the limitations of the CIRC, while encouraging those with knowledge of doping to come forward

Cycling's independent commission is a big step toward repairing the sport, but Steve Maxwell points out a number of shortcomings in its charter