The cyclist Carlos Caravias who won the QH with 47 years sanctioned three years and three months for doping.

3 new cases of doping have come to light affecting Spanish cycling.

As reported cycle21, AEPSAD, the Spanish Agency for the protection of Health in Sports has sanctioned 3 cyclists for having positive in a doping control in a test in which they participated.

The first and most striking is Carlos Caravias, first the goal of the Quebrantahuesos 2017 and sixth in the last edition, he was also champion of Madrid Master 40 in 2018 and winner of the El Escorial GP last year with a clear superiority over his rivals.

The rider from Majadahonda has received a suspension of 3 years and 3 months that will expire on February 3, 2022

In addition to Caravias, two MTB athletes have also been sanctioned,

Two MTB specialists also sanctioned the Andalusian biker elite  Javier Poza and the Valencian Xavier Borràs.

Javier Poza, jiennense de Baeza (16 February 1988), is the one who runs the longest without a license since he has been punished with 4 years that will conclude the 16 of January of 2023. Last year he was seventh ranked in the XCO Spanish Championship

Xavier Borràs, born in 1980 and La Vall d'Uixó (Castellón), is another of the usual veterans in MTB tests either XCO or marathons, winner of the XCM 2018 CV Open with the Olympia team - at regional and Spanish level.

In 2016, a national policeman by profession was proclaimed the European MTB champion for police and firefighters.

AEPSAD sentences him to 3 years expiring on March 8, 2022.

Under the Data Protection Act, the body chaired by José Luis Terreros has not specified the proof and substance of its anti-doping violations.

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