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USADA report: Armstrong's demise
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October 22, 2012
UCI confirms: Armstrong banned for life
In a pressconference in Geneva today Pat McQuaid announced that the UCI has reviewed the USADA report and will not appeal their decision. That confirms the lifetime ban for Lance Armstrong and also that he will be stripped of all his seven TdF wins.
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October 21, 2012
Tom Boonen talks to Sporza about Lance, Levi, Cav
He doesn't like Lance. He doesn't like Levi. He doesn't like Hein. But he does like Cav.
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October 19, 2012
Cycling's Exorcism Begins
Sad to say, the upheaval rending the sport of pro cycling had to happen.
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October 17, 2012
Lance Armstrong out from Nike, Livestrong
A week after the U.S. Doping Agency released a report rallying against Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor stepped down as chairman of Livestrong and was dropped as an endorser by Nike.
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October 15, 2012
Analysis: USADA's Armstrong Decision
Evidence implicates Armstrong in doping, sheds light on team-wide doping system.
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October 12, 2012
Volodymyr Bileka speaks - In English
Overleaf is a translation of Volodymyr Bileka's statement as found in The Lance Files. I think it's reasonably accurate, but don't bet any of your own money on it.
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October 12, 2012
Obvious Decision is Obvious: Bruyneel Out at Shack
After USADA details doping plans, Johan Bruyneel's career as a Directeur Sportif is over
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October 12, 2012
Bertagnolli speaks - In English
Below is my translation of Leonardo Bertagnolli's statement as found in the appendices to the Lance Files. Make of it what you will, and don't assume that it's totally accurate if you want to use it for any other purpose than sniggering and throwing doughnuts at dopers.
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October 11, 2012
What do we make of George Hincapie now?
America's greatest classics rider... Record-setting survivor of the world's hardest races... is George Hincapie still any of these things?
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October 10, 2012
USADA Releases Details of Armstrong Case
Tthe US Anti-Doping Agency released to the public details of its case against Lance Armstrong and four other members of the US Postal cycling team, finally shedding light on the evidence it deemed sufficient to hand a lifetime ban to Armstrong.