Jeannie Longo, the legend of women’s cycling 52 years old, faces a suspension for failing anti-doping rules about the location; the newspaper announced the team in its Friday edition.

Jeannie Longo, the legend of women’s cycling 52 years old, faces a suspension for failing anti-doping rules about the location; the newspaper announced the team in its Friday edition.

The French champion was warned three times by the French Agency for fight against doping (AFLD) for violating the rules of location over the last eighteen months, according to sports daily.

Jeannie Longo, who is retained for the next World Championships in Copenhagen (September 19 to 25), incurs a suspension from three months to two years.

The Grenoble is soon to be convened by the Disciplinary Commission of the French Cycling Federation.

The localization rules require athletes to locate daily from 6 am to 23 hours with a prime slot of one hour per day.

According to the newspaper, Jeannie Longo, often controlled from the beginning of his career in 1979, had passed on two occasions insufficiently precise in its training site. The third failure raised back in June when the samplers from the U.S. Agency mandated by the AFLD turned out in vain to his training site in the United States.

Favorite sport of the French, including Jeannie Longo has an Olympic title (1996) and thirteen world titles in a record second to none.