90-Year-Old Cyclist Stripped Of World Record After Failing Anti-Doping Test
Photo: Brynn Lennon (Getty) Last July, 90-year-old cyclist Carl Grove was the lone competitor in his age group at the U.S. Masters Track Championships, where he set an age-group world record in the individual pursuit with a time of 3:06:129. Sadly, Grove subsequently popped a positive for the banned steroid epitrenbolone in a drug test after the race. Now, even though the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency let Grove off with a public warning, he has been stripped of his world record. According to a USADA release, Grove came up hot for epitrenbolone, as well as clomiphene. Grove handed over his...
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