Lance Armstrong

Source: AOL Video Billy Bush asks Lance Armstrong about the rumor that he is trying to buy the corporation that owns the Tour de France. Plus, what is Lance doing to prove to the world that he is able to compete without doping?

Source: YouTube.com Complete video at: fora.tv/2007/07/04/A Conversation with Lance ArmstrongSeven time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong discusses issues surrounding the use of performance enhancing drugs in professional sports. Bob Schieffer interviews Lance Armstrong at...

Source: AOL Video Lance Armstrong: Ending Doping In Pro Sports Aspen Institute Aspen, CO Seven time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong discusses issues surrounding the use of performance enhancing drugs in professional sports.

By rss@youtube.com (endurancefilms) Lance Armstrong holds press conference at Interbike convention in Las Vegas and responds to questioning by Greg LeMond Keywords: Lance Armstong Greg LeMond Interbike Las Vegas Press Conference Endurance Films Blood Doping epo testing Added: September 25, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (777Shady777) This video showes the beauty of cycling... Pain, suffering, struggling, training and wictory. These are some clips from the tour de france and other races. Keywords: Cycling Beautiful Wonderful Sport Beauty Tour de France Struggling Suffering Pain Doping Wictory Lance Armstrong Ullrich

By editor PARIS, Oct 30, 2009 (AFP) – The International Cycling Union (UCI) on Thursday reopened a war of words with the French anti-doping agency AFLD in blasting an AFLD report which suggested the Union had favored the Astana team in the Tour de France.

By cpelkey Reigning Tour de France champion Alberto Contador played down the threat of a doping probe that was launched a day before the presentation of next year's race. Paris prosecutors on Tuesday revealed they had launched an investigation after the discovery of suspicious medical equipment...

By editor Paris prosecutors on Tuesday revealed that they have launched an investigation after the discovery of suspicious medical equipment including “syringes and drips” during the Tour de France in July. According to French daily Le Monde, the investigation involves a number of teams inclu...

By cpelkey Prosecutors in Paris said Tuesday that they have launched an investigation into doping at this year's Tour de France after the discovery of suspicious medical equipment, including "syringes and drips," disposed of by teams in July. According to French daily Le Monde, the investigatio...

By editor French anti-doping chiefs (AFLD) said Wednesday they were surprised at the lack of positive doping tests at this year’s Tour de France and said they won’t collaborate with world cycling’s ruling body next year. And the AFLD maintained its claims that the Astana team of Lance Armstrong an...

By editor PARIS, Oct 5, 2009 (AFP) – The Astana team of Tour de France winner Alberto Contador and third placed Lance Armstrong were given an easy ride during dope tests at the 2009 event, two leading French newspapers said Monday. They quoted a report by the French anti-doping agency AFLD accusing [......

BBC Sport recorded his ninth triumph in the Tour de France by guiding Alberto Contador to his second victory. The man who won the seven others, Lance Armstrong, ... Kazak cyclist Alexandre Vinokourov to continue comebackThe Canadian Press Cycling Weekly -Examiner.com -Telegraph.co.uk

When the race ended Sunday, with Alberto Contador of Spain taking home his second yellow jersey and seven-time champion Lance Armstrong in an impressive ... Le Tour de France: over, and now what?Examiner.com French anti-doping agency to retest 2008 Tour de France samples ...Gaea Times

By sarah Amid Doping Scandals, Germany Has an Emerging Star (NYTimes) PERPIGNAN, France — When Tony Martin was growing up in Germany, he would turn on his television to watch Jan Ullrich compete in the Tour de France. JerkStrong: How Lance Armstrong is like Sarah Palin. (Slate) Five months into Arm...

By IANS Paris, June 30 (DPA) Kicked out of the 2007 Tour de France and then banned from the 2008 edition because of doping, Kazakhstan’s Astana team are looking to redeem themselves with a resounding victory in this year’s race. They certainly have the weapons, because the team roster includes se...

By Gene Bisbee The French anti-doping agency says it won't open a case against Lance Armstrong for leaving a doping control officer outside his house in France while he took a shower back in March. The agency's decision means Armstrong is free to race for an unprecedented eighth win at the 2009 Tour de Fra...

ESPN Lance Armstrong issued a video from Aspen Friday where he is training and rehabbing from his broken collarbone and after giving an update on his physical recovery (good) he dropped in a little bombshell involving the French anti-doping agency, AFLD. ...

By ANI London, Apr 10 (ANI): Cycling legend Lance Armstrong could face sanctions from the French anti-doping agency after being accused of violating rules during a random test in March. The seven-time Tour de France winner is accused of “not respecting the obligation to remain under the direc...

 MO We may never get the real answer, but France’s anti-doping agency is threatening sanctions against the seven-time Tour de France champion. At issue is a 20-minute delay in Armstrong’s cooperation with a drug tester. He took a shower while his people ...

 OH The French anti-doping agency says that it will punish Lance Armstrong for his doping behavior infraction. This is going to get ugly. Silence Lotto’s troubles continue. The highest placed rider in yesterday’s Gent-Wevelgem was Michael Elijzen: 26th at ...

By IANS London, April 8 (IANS) The seven times Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong has strongly denied the reports that he “misbehaved” during a random drugs test by the French anti-doping authority last month. The French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) said the 37-year-old American cyclist be...

After a sixth-place finish in the event’s stage two individual time trial, Phinney pulled in at ninth-place overall. There’sa little more information about the doping control behavior issue with Lance Armstrong. Seems that Johan Bruyneel wanted to make ...

By editor Armstrong, a cancer survivor who went on to claim a record seven Tour de France crowns, ended a three-and-a-half year retirement at the Tour Down Under in Australia in January. Armstrong has also been dogged by unproven doping allegations in his career.

By editor “I think everybody in doping agrees that’s not really necessary,” Armstrong said. Armstrong, who has been dogged by unproven doping allegations in his career, said he believed cycling’s attempts to deal with dope cheats had brought the sport out of a tainted era.

By IANS Washington, Feb 13 (DPA) Cycling legend Lance Armstrong has scrapped plans to undergo independent dope testing amid claims the programme would be unworkable. Armstrong’s agent, Bill Stapleton, said that the cyclist would still continue to be tested by the internal anti-doping progr...

By editor Stapleton noted that Armstrong will still be subject to testing by the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), the International Cycling Union (UCI) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), and the cyclist has asked USADA and WADA to release their results so they can be posted as well.

By editor ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan 17, 2009 (AFP) - American cycling icon Lance Armstrong will publicize the results of the drug tests he has undergone since coming out of retirement last year, he said in Adelaide Saturday. Catlin was brought on board by Armstrong shortly after the American annou...

By editor In so doing the 26-year-old became only the fifth rider in history, after Frenchmen Jacques Anquetil and Bernard Hinault, Italian Felice Gimondi and Belgian Eddy Merckx to win all three major Tours - although that quartet racked up several wins in either one or several of cycling’s thre...

By Livingstrong Saturday, June 28, 2008 Kill The Coward Within This is my comment on the video: "Lance Armstrong IS the greatest athlete, and some people who are probably very weak and mentally challenged, can't see how great he is, so they get jealous and try to insult Lance with doping allegations. To those pathetic people who don't like Lance Armstrong, I have a message: Stop eating hamburgers and drinking beer, GET A BICYCLE and get fit! Lazy butts!" This is yet another awesome Lance Armstrong's video. He is just amazing, powerful, energetic, positive, what can I say? He's my hero and I love him and admire so very much, with all my heart and my brain. I consider myself tremendously lucky that I got to live in the same time frame he's living too in this earth. Lu...   [read the full post]

Seven-time winner Lance Armstrong retired in 2005, and the former lieutenant who succeeded him, Floyd Landis, had his 2006 title stripped after a doping ... Cycling: Tour de France paying the price New Zealand Herald New York Times - guardian.co.uk

By editor BREST, France, July 4, 2008 (AFP) - Australia’s Cadel Evans said he is unlikely to rely on his time trialling powers alone in his bid to win the yellow jersey on this year’s Tour de France. In the end, Rasmussen was thrown out for suspected doping, and after Contador was handed the yellow jers...

By sarah photo (c) Captain Physics @ flickr Four years ago, that would be 2004, the Olympics were going on. Our only worry/whatever was who was going to get called up, would be focus on the Tour or the Olympics. Doping was only a minor issue (oh, how naive some of us were) and everyone who wasn’t named Lan...

He said, she said: Trek, Greg and Lance BikeRadar.com, UK - Apr 8, 2008 Is doping in cycling insurmountable? Can one person, be it Greg LeMond or Lance Armstrong, really make a difference? Give your input below of go to our ...

By By EDWARD WYATT Cycling’s crackdown on doping, and the retirement of Lance Armstrong in 2005, have caused teams to change their strategies and opened up the Tour de France overall competition.

Armstrong blasts decision to ban Landis subscription), TX - Oct 2, 2007 Lance Armstrong believes an American jury surely would have ruled in favor of Floyd Landis, unlike the arbitrators who found him guilty of doping. ...

By By EDWARD WYATT Cycling’s crackdown on doping, and the retirement of Lance Armstrong in 2005, have caused teams to change their strategies and opened up the Tour de France overall competition.

By Cara de Pescado So Americans are daft and don't really get into cycling much. When Lance Armstrong was setting records for how many Tour de France wins in a row he had after overcoming cancer, they'd show recaps on the news and that made cycling at least more known than previously in the US. While I certainly a...

By Associated Press Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong said he believes that last year's winner Floyd Landis did not dope but will likely lose his arbitration case against the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.

AP - Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong said doping charges leveled in a new book by Irish writer David Walsh are recycled allegations designed to "cash in on my name and sully my reputation."

5:40 p.m. June 20 (AP): Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong said doping charges leveled in a new book by Irish writer David Walsh are recycled allegations designed to “cash in on my name and sully my reputation.”

AUSTIN, United States : Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong went on the attack Wednesday ahead of the publication of a new book reviving claims the US cyclist was a dope cheat.

A new book due out next week contains new claims of doping against Lance Armstrong, but the seven-time Tour de France champ insists to SI.com's Austin Murphy that he's clean.

Floyd Landis claims the U.S. AntiDoping Agencys lead attorney approached his lawyer offering the shortest suspension theyd ever given an athlete if Landis provided information that implicated Lance Armstrong for doping.