The decision to provisionally suspend Mr Larpe was made in response to a report from the WADA-accredited Châtenay-Malabry Laboratory indicating an adverse analytical finding (presence of recombinant EPO) in a blood sample collected from him at an in-competition test at the Cholet-Pays de Loire race on 20 March 2010. The decision to provisionally suspend Mr Coló was taken following the receipt of a report from the WADA-accredited Los Angeles Laboratory indicating an abnormal analysis finding (presence of clenbuterol) in a urine sample taken from the rider during an in-competition test conducted at the Tour of Mexico conducted on 25 April 2010. The provisional suspensions of Mr Larpe and Mr Coló remain in force until hearings convened by the riders’ National Federations determine whether they breached the UCI Anti-Doping Rules in accordance with Article 21 of the Rules. Mr Larpe and Mr Coló have the right to request and attend the analyses of their B samples. Under the World Anti-Doping Code and the UCI Anti-Doping Rules, the UCI is unable to provide any additional information at this time. In addition, the UCI announces that following its request to open proceedings against the riders listed below, the relevant national organisations have delivered the following sanctions (suspensions and/or fines): • Thomas Dekker (NED): 2 years. • Mikel Astarloza (ESP): 2 years and €154,570. • Hector Guerra Garcia (ESP): 2 years and €35,000. • Gabriele Bosisio (ITA): 2 years and €9,625. • Kacper Szczepaniak (POL): 4 years and €1,680. • Pawel Szczepaniak (POL): 8 years and €750. • Alberto Fernandez De La Puebla Ramos (ESP): 2 years and €42,000. • Isidro Nozal Vega (ESP) : 2 years and €17,500. Further information on these cases (suspension period, possible disqualification) are available on the UCI website. Following the disqualification of the brothers Pawel and Kacper Szczepaniak from the 2010 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships, where they finished in first and second place respectively in the Under-23 Men category, the victory goes to the French rider Arnaud Jouffroy. Tom Meeusen (BEL) and Marek Konwa (POL) complete the podium.