Michael Rogers, who tested positive last fall in Japan has still to hear anything. 

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tinkoff-saxo-remain-in-the-dark-about-rogers-case 

My hope ids that UCI is doing some serious soul searching about disqualifying riders for drugs that could well be in the food they eat when they are competing in third world countries at Pro Tour races that the teams have no choice but to show up for.

In my thinking, an ideal world would have the rider's union telling UCI in no uncertain terms that should Rogers be suspended, there would be hell to pay.  In reality, I believe Brian Cookson's sense of what is right is much more likely to be what's happening than that feeble union actually making a stand.

UCI should be telling WADA "we need leeway on drugs that can be in tainted food since we are trying hard to expand our market throughout the world.  Monitoring all the food of 200 athletes who have to eat like racehorses to compete is an impossibility". 

Ben