Despite criticisms of 'technological doping,' Nike Vaporfly shoes avoid global ban
Alberto Salazar Doping Ban - Nike Oregon Project Coach Receives 4-Year Suspension
Alberto Salazar & Nike Oregon Project Doping Case - Runner's World
Tech Doping Rocking the Marathon World
Mechanical Doping: the controversy surrounding the shoe that broke running - The Courier Online
Nike CEO Mark Parker faces another threat amid doping scandal | Fox Business
Technological doping: The science of why Nike Alphaflys were banned from the Tokyo Olympics | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Alberto Salazar & Nike Oregon Project Doping Case - Runner's World
Doping, Coercion, and Cover Ups - Inside Nike's Oregon Project - WearTesters
Nike-Backed Running Coach Alberto Salazar Hit With Doping Ban - WSJ
Nike CEO's involvement in doping scandal raises concern | AP News
Nike CEO Mark Parker Was Briefed by Banned Coach on Doping Efforts - WSJ
Nike Oregon Project shut down in wake of Alberto Salazar doping scandal
Doping Scandal Includes a Direct Link to Nike's C.E.O. - The New York Times
Nike accused of hindering Usada's Alberto Salazar doping investigation | Alberto Salazar | The Guardian
This May Be The USADA Report On Alberto Salazar And The Nike Oregon Project - FloTrack
Nike Oregon Project coach Alberto Salazar has been hit with a four-year doping ban - oregonlive.com
Nike launches new, legal Alphafly shoe to outrun 'tech doping' furore
A running scandal and the price of power at Nike | On Point
Nike-Backed Track Coach Alberto Salazar Hit With 4-Year Doping Ban - InsideHook
Nike's Vaporflys are like 'doping,' critics say
Inside a Doping Scandal At the Nike Oregon Project | All Of It | WNYC
Nike to Shut Down Salazar's Oregon Project - The New York Times
For Salazar Whistle-Blowers, a Long Wait for a Satisfying Outcome - The New York Times
Alberto Salazar, Coach of the Nike Oregon Project, Gets a 4-Year Doping Ban - The New York Times
Nike CEO Scrutinized for Involvement in Doping Scandal | Industrial Equipment News
A Top Nike Running Coach Was Just Accused of Breaking Anti-Doping Protocols | GQ
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
