Femke Van Den Driessche

French authorities conclude investigation having discovered no additional evidence of the use of electronic motors in elite cycling.

USA Cycling checked bikes for illegal motors at the recent USA National Championships with thermal imaging technology.

UCI testers discovered an electric motor in a bike belonging to Femke Van den Driessche at the January cyclocross world championships.

Belgian cyclocross racer Femke Van den Dreissche has withdrawn her defense in the world’s first motorized cheating case.

U23 cyclocross racer Femke Van den Driessche may face a lifetime ban and a hefty fine of 50,000 euro.

The Belgian Cycling Federation (RLVB) is considering spending 40,000 euros on a device to detect motorized cheating.

UCI's first-ever motorized cheating case heads to the Disciplinary Commission to be heard in the coming weeks.

Motorized bikes are not a direct equivalent of physiological doping, so how will the UCI deal with cheaters?

UCI president Brian Cookson confirms the governing body discovered a hidden motor in a rider's bike at the cyclocross worlds.

No matter how unhinged the skeptics seem, no matter how outlandish the conspiracy theories, pro cycling continues to prove them right.

UCI's Brian Cookson confirms that cheating was uncovered at 'cross worlds: "It's absolutely clear that there was technological fraud."

The tables have turned at the cyclocross worlds, with a wide-open women's race and a predictable men's race on the docket.

Jolien Verschueren rides to a strong solo victory in the Koppenbergcross