Lance Armstrong
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Our favourite bikes from the Lance Armstrong film saleFollowing news that the bikes used in the upcoming biopic of Lance Armstrong will be sold off by UK bike shop Ultimate Cycles, we take a look at the replicas and the real things
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Should Lance Armstrong get 'his' seven Tour de France titles back?We asked Cycling Weekly readers whether they think the 1999-2005 Tour de France titles should be reinstated to Lance Armstrong
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Thor Hushovd: Lance Armstrong admitted in 2011 that he dopedThor Hushovd claims in his new Autobiography that Lance Armstrong admitted to him in 2011 that he doped
By Gregor Brown Published
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Lance Armstrong to reunite with 1999 US Postal Service Team membersLance Armstrong is set to reunite with members of the controversial 1999 U.S. Postal Service team this weekend
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Armstrong doctor: Lance remains a hero to every cancer patientLance Armstrong's cancer doctor expresses his disappointment in discovering the former cyclist's doping, but hopes people can forgive him
By Richard Windsor Published
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Johan Brunyeel launches his own sports management companyLance Armstrong’s former manage Johan Bruyneel has launched a new venture, as he tries to break into sports management.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Ukrainian president compares nation to Lance ArmstrongWe’ve all grown accustomed to seeing politicians grandstanding and making grandiose speeches, but a recent comment by the president of the Ukraine is likely to raise a few eyebrows.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Lance Armstrong makes cameo in controversial music videoFuture User's "Mountain Lion" music video shows scenes of a skateboarder repeatedly taking drugs and receiving a blood transfusion, at which point Armstrong appears
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Michele Ferrari back in court over fresh doping claimsThe doctor, who is best known for his association with Lance Armstrong, is due back in court early next year for allegedly assisting an Italian biathlete to dope
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Lance Armstrong: I'd probably dope againThe former seven-time Tour de France winner admits in an interview that he'd do it all again if he had to
By Richard Windsor Published
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Floyd Landis challenges Donald Trump through Lance Armstrong settlementFloyd Landis has challenged US president Donald Trump’s administration over his Lance Armstrong lawsuit settlement.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Johan Bruyneel: 'Greg LeMond is obsessed with Lance Armstrong'Former US Postal manager Johan Bruyneel hits back at claims made during a recent TV investigation that the squad may have used hidden electric motors in their bikes
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Lance Armstrong in court to ask government to dismiss $100m lawsuitLance Armstrong travelled to a Washington DC court to present his case against a pending $100 million lawsuit for fraud after he was found guilty of doping
By Gregor Brown Published
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Bikes from Lance Armstrong movie to be sold offUK bike shop Ultimate Cycles to sell off replica bikes used in the upcoming Armstrong biopic
By Richard Windsor Published
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Around 700 cyclists join Lance Armstrong in Michigan memorial ride (video)Lance Armstrong rides with around 700 cyclists in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to finish the ride started by the Chain Gang on June 7
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Lance Armstrong urges riders to 'take back power' amid coronavirus uncertaintyWages have been slashed across the peloton as teams struggle financially due to the pandemic
By Jonny Long Published
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What we've learned so far in 2011
The 2011 season is a month old today. So, what have we learned so far?
By Edward Pickering Published
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Lance Armstrong to join Tour de France charity ride on stages 13 and 14Banned cyclist Lance Armstrong will ride stages 13 and 14 one day ahead of the Tour de France peloton as part of a charity ride organised by Geoff Thomas
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Expert witness branded 'not competent to testify' in $100m Lance Armstrong lawsuitThe $100m lawsuit hanging over Lance Armstrong may not go to court until November, but the legal wrangling has already started.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Emma O'Reilly: Lance Armstrong is paying the price for being a bullyArmstrong's former soigneur says that the disgraced rider's bullying tactics contributed to him receiving a lifetime ban
By Stuart Clarke Published
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The greatest cycling books of all time: 20-11
Numbers 20 to 11 in Cycle Sport's countdown of the greatest 50 cycling books of all time.
By Edward Pickering Published
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Lance Armstrong may have left attempt to reduce ban too late, says WADA chiefLance Armstrong's failure to tell the truth before testifying to the Cycling Independent Reform Committee means his bid to reduce his ban is 'almost too late'
By Stuart Clarke Published
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'Worse than Lance Armstrong': former WADA chief blasts Russian dopingFormer WADA general secretary David Howman says that doping and denials by Russian athletes and officials is worse than the actions of Lance Armstrong.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Lance Armstrong attempts to qualify for the Beer Mile World Championships, and fails (video)The banned cyclist pulls out after one lap and one beer.
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Johan Bruyneel ordered to pay $1.2 million in Lance Armstrong whistleblower lawsuitArmstrong's former director is being forced to pay back sponsorship money received during his time with US Postal team
By Gregor Brown Published
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Lance Armstrong unhappy at Tour de France’s Jan Ullrich 'snub' for Grand Départ1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich will not be among the former pro riders and dignitaries present in his home nation of Germany for this year's race start
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Cookson labels Lance Armstrong's Tour de France ride 'completely inappropriate'Brian Cookson tells the Sports Industry Breakfast Club that Lance Armstrong would be "well advised" not to take part in Geoff Thomas' charity ride this summer
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Lance Armstrong returns to the Tour de France route for charity rideGeoff Thomas will ride the route of the Tour de France one day ahead of the peloton this summer and has persuaded Lance Armstrong to join him for a couple of stages
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Lance Armstrong allowed to use 'everyone was doping' as defence in $100m fraud trialLance Armstrong will be allowed to use the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in professional cycling as evidence in $100m lawsuit.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
