Cleaning up the Tour de France

The video discusses the efforts of the Frances Anti-Doping Agency in combating doping in sports. It highlights the challenges in detecting new drugs that mimic natural body molecules, making them harder to identify. The agency conducts various tests, including new methods like saliva and nail analysis, to deter cheating. A zero-tolerance approach is emphasized, with team managers supporting clean sports. Despite these efforts, some substances remain undetectable, posing ongoing challenges.

What is the main challenge faced by the Frances Anti Doping agency in detecting new drugs?

• The drugs are similar to natural body molecules.

• The drugs are only used in specific sports.

• The drugs are too expensive to test for.

• The drugs are not used by many athletes.

What new testing methods are being introduced to detect doping?

• Hair and skin tests

• Breath and sweat tests

• Saliva and nail tests

• Blood and urine tests

What is the stance of team managers regarding the new anti-doping measures?

• They are unaware of the measures.

• They are indifferent to the measures.

• They fully support the measures.

• They oppose the measures.

What is the goal of the race organizers with the new anti-doping measures?

• To win back fans and sponsors

• To increase the number of participants

• To reduce the cost of organizing races

• To make races more challenging

Despite the new measures, what challenge remains in the fight against doping?

• Increased popularity of doping among fans

• Lack of funding for anti-doping agencies

• Athletes refusing to participate in tests

• Existence of undetectable substances