Former British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman found guilty by medical tribunal

Dr Richard Freeman’s hearing has lasted over two years (Eleanor Crooks/PA)

Former Team Sky and British Cycling medic Dr Richard Freeman ordered testosterone knowing or believing it was to be given to a rider for the purposes of doping, a tribunal has found.

Dr Freeman admitted 18 of 22 charges against him relating to the ordering of a package of Testogel to British Cycling headquarters in 2011 but denied the central charge regarding its purpose.