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Jonathan Vaughters Defends Late-Night Tour de France Drug Tests
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Ava Hult
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Jonathan Vaughters, CEO of EF Education–EasyPost, has defended the use of late-night anti-doping tests at the Tour de France. He argues that such measures are necessary deterrents against illegal microdosing, despite concerns regarding athlete recovery and sleep.
Overnight doping tests at this year’s Tour de France have sparked debates about athlete health, recovery, and the credibility of professional cycling, a sport haunted by its drug-ridden past.
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