Geir Helgemo, the world’s No 1 bridge player, has been suspended until 20 November after failing a drugs test
Geir Helgemo, who is Norwegian but represents Monaco in bridge events, tested positive for synthetic testosterone and the female fertility drug clomifene at a World Bridge Series event in Orlando in September.
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