More Doping Allegations Surface Against Armstrong
More explosive doping allegations against seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong have surfaced.
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More explosive doping allegations against seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong have surfaced.
The International Olympic Committee could strip Tyler Hamilton of his 2004 cycling gold medal following the American's admission of doping, IOC vice president Thomas Bach said Friday.
A former teammate of perhaps the world's greatest cyclist, Lance Armstrong, says he used banned performance-enhancing substances with Armstrong to cheat in pro races, including the Tour de France, the sport's ultimate event.
U.S. authorities are asking European officials for help gathering evidence against seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in a case related to the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
The athlete is supporting a new initiative that would increase taxes on cigarettes, raising more the $500 million a year for cancer research.
A story in Sports Illustrated challenges Lance Armstrong's statements that he cut ties to a controverisal Italian doctor and training adviser who has long been accused of helping cyclists cheat.
Newly released records show the United States Postal Service spent $31.9 million sponsoring Lance Armstrong's team during the height of the rider's Tour de France dominance.
A staff member of Lance Armstrong's Team Radioshack has arrived at a Los Angeles courthouse to appear before a federal grand jury hearing evidence of alleged doping in professional cycling.