Contador maintains his innocence

Tour de France winner Alberto Contador has protested his innocence after testing positive for a banned substance during this year's race.

Contador maintains his innocence
Thu, 30 Sep, 2010 - 14:12

Tour de France winner Alberto Contador has protested his innocence after testing positive for a banned substance during this year's race.

The Spaniard tested positive for clenbuterol on July 21 but claimed at a press conference near Madrid today that the cause was contaminated food.

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