CLEAN: Cycling: Contador suspended, stripped of Tour de France win

Alberto Contador was suspended for two years due to a doping offense involving clenbuterol. He claimed the substance came from contaminated meat consumed during the 2010 Tour de France, but this was deemed unlikely. The more likely source was contaminated food supplements. As a result, Contador was fined €2,485,000 and stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title.

What was the duration of Alberto Contador's suspension for the doping offense?

• Two years

• Four years

• Three years

• One year

What was Alberto Contador's explanation for the presence of clenbuterol in his system?

• Contaminated water

• Contaminated meat

• Medication error

• Environmental exposure

Which scenario was considered most likely for the clenbuterol presence in Contador's system?

• Medication error

• Contaminated meat

• Contaminated water

• Contaminated food supplements

What was the financial penalty imposed on Alberto Contador by the UCI?

• €4,000,000

• €1,000,000

• €2,485,000

• €3,000,000

What was the consequence of the doping decision on Contador's 2010 Tour de France title?

• He was disqualified and stripped of the title

• He was fined but kept the title

• He retained the title

• He was given a warning but kept the title