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Sébastien Loeb, 14 fois vainqueur du rallye Dakar, a déclaré : « Je pense que c’est un vrai challenge. Ce sera sûrement difficile, et je ne suis pas certain d’en sortir avec une bonne place sur le podium. Il y aura des véhicules très puissants, qui peuvent aller vite en tout sens, et ce n’est pas parce qu’on est sur la terre qu’il va être facile de rouler vite. » L'ancien pilote mondial de rallye s'est ensuite prononcé sur l'édition 2026 : « On ne peut pas dire que c'est une compétition plus difficile ou moins difficile, elle est tout simplement différente. Il y a de très gros dégâts ici à cause du sable et de la poussière. C’est quelque chose que nous n’avons jamais eu au rallye Dakar. »

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UFC heavyweight Mohammed Usman has been handed a 30-month suspension after testing positive for testosterone, a ruling that sidelines the fighter through the middle of 2028 and marks a major setback at a pivotal point in his career. Combat Sports Anti-Doping (CSAD) announced the suspension on Friday. CSAD said Usman admitted to using testosterone ahead of his scheduled fight with Valter Walker, along with the banned peptide BPC-157 earlier in 2025. The positive test ultimately led to Usman’s withdrawal from the bout. “While Usman ultimately took responsibility for the above details,” CSAD said in a press release. “He did not do so in a timely fashion and not until CSAD confronted him with evidence they had independently collected during a detailed investigation of his use of these multiple prohibited substances as well as his attempt to deceive CSAD with a false explanation.” The result was the standard 2-year suspension with an added 6 months due to what CSAD called ‘aggravating factors’. “If a UFC athlete uses multiple substances like Usman did and engages in deceptive or obstructive conduct to avoid the adjudication of an Anti-Doping Policy Violation like he did, then aggravating circumstances are determined to exist,” the statement read. “While aggravating circumstances can double a standard suspension, because Usman ultimately admitted to the prohibited behavior, CSAD determined that a six-month addition to the standard 2-year suspension for using these substances was appropriate for these aggravating factors.” Usman (11-4) was coming off a decision win over Hamdy Abdelwahab last June before accepting the matchup with Walker. The younger brother of former UFC welterweight champion Kamaru Usman, he’s a former Division I defensive end at the University of Arizona who pursued an NFL career before ultimately pivoting to MMA. The post UFC Heavyweight Mohammed Usman Suspended 30 Months For Testosterone Use appeared first on Cageside Press.