Incidents
White suspension 13/10/2012 Temporary suspension ID 869
In Landis' affidavit to the USADA, White was referred to as "Rider 9", using banned substances in training prior to the 2003 Vuelta. He resigned from his manager role at GreenEdge and it was later revealed that he had received a six-month suspension.
Teams and people
Products
Sources
- Floyd Landis affidavit, US Anti-Doping Agency, 24/08/2012
- Will U.S. Postal history haunt Matt White?, Cyclingnews.com, 13/10/2012
- Matt White admits doping at US Postal Service team, apologises, VeloNation, 13/10/2012
- Matt White steps down from Orica GreenEdge after doping confession, Cyclingnews.com, 13/10/2012
- Ex-Olympian Matt White named in Armstrong probe, Agence France-Presse, 13/10/2012
- Matt White completes six-month anti-doping ban, Cyclingnews.com, 03/05/2013
- Matt White receives six-month ban for doping, Sydney Morning Herald, 03/05/2013
- Aussie cycling coach Matt White poised to resume career after serving doping ban, Herald Sun, 03/05/2013
Related
- Armstrong positive
- US Postal investigation 1
- Vrijman investigation
- Andreu admission
- Armstrong investigation
- US Postal investigation 2 (2003-2004)
- US Postal investigation 2 (1997-2002)
- US Postal investigation 2 (1995)
- US Postal lifetime bans
- Vaughters admission
- Armstrong permanent ban
- Hamilton admission 2
- Vaughters evidence
- Zabriskie suspension
- Danielson suspension
- Vandevelde suspension
- Leipheimer suspension
- Barry suspension
- Hincapie admission
- Bruyneel resignation
- Kjærgaard admission (US Postal)
- Crawford admission
- Armstrong admission
- Marti suspension
- Bruyneel suspension
- Celaya suspension
- Armstrong federal lawsuit
- WADA US Postal appeals (Bruyneel)
- WADA US Postal appeals (Celaya)
- WADA US Postal appeals (Marti)
- Del Moral repeal
