Contador to contest drugs ban

Alberto Contador is considering appealing against the two-year ban he was handed by the court of arbitration for sport for failing a dope test during his victorious 2010 Tour de France campaign.

The 29-year-old Spaniard, who was stripped of the Tour title by the Cas in its ruling published on Monday, told a news conference that he was innocent and planned to return to competition when the retroactive ban ends in August.

My lawyers are examining the possibilities and as I have said before we have to fight to the end, Contador said when asked if he would appeal Lausanne-based Cass decision in the Swiss federal court, which he must do within 30 days.

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