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The news that Cristian Romero is set for a spell on the sidelines has come as a big blow to Antonio Conte and Tottenham. The Argentina international picked up a muscle injury in last Sunday's 2-2 draw at Chelsea, and reported on Wednesday evening that he is set to be absent for three to four weeks as a result of the problem.
Colombian rider Nairo Quintana has pulled out of the Vuelta a Espana starting on Friday after having his Tour de France results nullified following positive tests for the banned substance tramadol, the 32-year-old said on Thursday.
Nairo Quintana has denied using the banned substance tramadol after the Colombian rider was stripped of his sixth-place finish at this year's Tour de France by cycling's governing body (UCI) on Wednesday.
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PARIS: Colombian Nairo Quintana on Wednesday denied taking a banned pain medication after he was retrospectively disqualified from this year’s Tour de France over a positive tramadol test result.
Former two-time runner-up Quintana, 32, finished sixth overall in the race which ended on July 24.
Colombian Nairo Quintana has been retrospectively disqualified from this year's Tour de France after testing positive for tramadol, the International Cycling Union (UCI) announced on Wednesday.
Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic) has been wiped from the 2022 Tour de France results after breaching an in-competition ban on painkiller tramadol. The UCI said it was not a breach of anti-doping rules and the Colombian would be free to continue competing. Quintana has 10 days to appeal the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).