The organisation accepted that the drug came from contaminated meat , which Michael Rogers ate while he was competing in China .
In 2013 he tested positive for clenbuterol , but was subsequently exonerated by the World Cycling Union , the UCI .
The UCI accepted that the drug came from contaminated meat , which Michael Rogers ate while he was competing in China .
In 2013 he tested positive for clenbuterol , but was subsequently exonerated by the World Cycling Union , the UCI .