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The greatest 50 cycling books of all time: 30-21
Numbers 30 to 21 in Cycle Sport's countdown of the greatest 50 cycling books of all time.
By Edward Pickering Published
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Lance Armstrong says Uber investment 'saved his family'
Lance Armstrong thanks an investment in Uber for "saving his family" when he was under fire to pay legal settlements for doping.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Lance Armstrong: It's not like we just showed up to the Tour de France and won
The disgraced former rider says he still had to put in the necessary 'building blocks' to win the Tour, but says 'high-octane' drug use was necessary
By Gregor Brown Published
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Lance Armstrong's Tour de France charity ride draws criticism from team managers
Several professional cycling team managers are not happy that Lance Armstrong is 'making a statement' by riding some of the 2015 Tour de France route
By Gregor Brown Published
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Geraint Thomas calls out Bradley Wiggins over 'publicity seeking' Lance Armstrong comments
The 2018 Tour de France winner said his former team-mate's comments were simply geared and creating publicity for his book
By Richard Windsor Published
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Lance Armstrong: the endgame begins
Is it time for cycling to unhitch its wagon from the Armstrong legacy?
By Edward Pickering Published
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Lance Armstrong reveals he first doped aged 21 in new documentary
Lance Armstrong has revealed he first doped aged 21.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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USADA to examine Armstrong eligibility for Hincapie Gran Fondo
Anti-doping agency questioning whether Lance Armstrong should be allowed to ride former teammate's event under USA Cycling rules
By Richard Windsor Published
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Tour Down Under 'still benefiting from Lance Armstrong's legacy', says race director
The Tour Down Under is still benefiting from the appearances of Lance Armstrong at the race in 2009, 2010, and 2011, according to the race's director.
By Henry Robertshaw Published