WADA defends salbutamol rules in wake of Froome acquittal

Team Sky's Chris Froome on stage at the 2018 Tour de France team presentation

Team Sky's Chris Froome on stage at the 2018 Tour de France team presentat൲ion (Image credit: Getty Images)

The World Anti-Doping Agency defended its rules against accusations from Team Sky and former winner and Sky rider Bradley Wiggins that the regulations on salbutamol are "not fit for purpose," which arose after 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Chris Froome was acquitted of an anti-doping rule violation despite exce🧜eding the allowed limit bꦚy 20 per cent.

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