Cycling 's international governing body ( UCI ) has announced tougher anti-doping measures including night-time visits by testers and an integrity test for team leaders and doctors . The announcement comes in response to the Cycling Independent Reform Commission ( CIRC ) report into the Lance Armstrong scandal and other doping cases . The UCI has also established a task force to ensure the CIRC recommendations are followed through . The UCI has announced tougher anti-doping measures to be brought into cycling including night-time tests . The announcement of the new measures came in response to CIRC report into the Lance Armstrong scandal . UCI president Brian Cookson said : ' I am absolutely determined to use the CIRC 's report to ensure that cycling continues the process of fully regaining the trust of fans , broadcasters and all the riders who compete clean . 'We value the recommendations of the CIRC and have now established an internal task force to ensure the recommendations are properly followed up . '
UCI published their reporting into the Lance Armstrong scandal this week . The The Cycling Independent Reform Commission have responded by introducing tougher anti-doping measures . These measures include the introduction of night-time testing for cyclists .