Nike shuts athletics training programme after doping scandal | Financial Times
THE CURIOUS CASE OF MECHANICAL DOPING – SNEAKER SPECULATION
Nike's controversial Vaporfly shoes are helping runners set new records, but some think it's 'technology doping.' Here's how they work. | Business Insider India
Everything You Need to Know About the Nike Oregon Project Doping Scandal - Outside Online
Dopage technologique ou simple innovation, les "baskets à records" de Nike divisent les amateurs de running
Nike stands by Lance Armstrong despite doping agency's documents - oregonlive.com
Nike shuts down Oregon Project after anti-doping ban – DW – 10/11/2019
Mechanical Doping: the controversy surrounding the shoe that broke running - The Courier Online
Banning Kipchoge's Shoes Is the Dumbest Take in Running Right Now
Nike Vaporfly escape Tokyo 2020 ban but what can runners learn from cycling and swimming about 'technological doping'? | South China Morning Post
After Lance Armstrong doping: Time for Nike to just do it – fairly - CSMonitor.com
Nike Vaporfly Shoes Make Runners Faster, but They're Controversial
Nike CEO's involvement in doping scandal raises concern | AP News
Nike's Vaporflys are like 'doping,' critics say
Nike Track Dominance in Spotlight With Top Coach's Doping Ban - Bloomberg
Alberto Salazar, Nike Oregon Project accused of violating anti-doping rules – The Denver Post
Nike, la victoire à tout prix », le doc inédit sur l'affaire Salazar, ou l'histoire du coach suspendu pour dopage
Dopage technologique : l'IAAF ouvre une enquête sur la Nike Zoom X VaporFly
Nike to Shut Down Salazar's Oregon Project - The New York Times
Nike-Backed Running Coach Alberto Salazar Hit With Doping Ban - WSJ
Kara Goucher left Nike Oregon Project because Alberto Salazar ignored anti- doping rules, she says – The Denver Post
Dopage : les athlètes Nike tombent les uns après les autres | U-trail
Doping Scandal Includes a Direct Link to Nike's C.E.O. - The New York Times
Alberto Salazar & Nike Oregon Project Doping Case - Runner's World
Vaporfly Next de Nike : est-ce du dopage technologique ? - CNET France
