Lance Armstrong
World Anti-Doping Agency director general, David Howman, says it’s regrettable that Lance Armstrong has not apologised to the agency following his admission that he doped throughout his career.
Armstrong was stripped of the seven Tour de France titles he won between 1999 and 2005 and was given a lifetime ban in 2012 after admitting he lied about his cheating.
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Ribble Allroad Ti Pro review: the titanium endurance bike that shows its true mettle on poorer road surfacesClassic titanium looks and 3D-printed construction make the Allroad Ti Pro a natural for long rides when the going gets rough
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Bikes have got more expensive - but - we no longer start every ride wondering how long the they'll remain functionalModern machines take all the jeopardy out of leaving the house
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Bradley Wiggins joins Lance Armstrong for Tour de France podcastThe former Tour de France winner will be appearing on The Move for the next week
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Anti-doping investigation reveals riders could still be manipulating the system to avoid detectionFull report from Operación Ilex reveals that lack of overnight and weekend lab testing in Spain makes performance enhancing drugs increasingly difficult to detect
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Lance Armstrong plays astronaut on reality TV show; does he have the right stuff to win?Lance Armstrong, the disgraced pro cyclist, is one of 12 celebs competing for the title ‘brightest star in the galaxy’ on Fox' Stars on Mars
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Eight of the best cycling films streaming on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and iPlayerThe best cycling-related films and documentaries available to watch online
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F1 star Valtteri Bottas spotted out riding with Lance ArmstrongAlfa Romeo driver joined controversial American for Colorado spin on Sunday
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'I think doping might actually be more popular': Mixed reviews as Lance Armstrong gets into the NFT gameIf there's one thing worth reading this weekend, it's the replies to Lance Armstrong's tweet about acquiring an NFT
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'I was almost dead': Jan Ullrich speaks out on his recovery on Lance Armstrong's podcastThe former Tour de France winner spoke about how finding friends in Armstrong and others after re-adopting a healthy lifestyle
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Seven things we learnt from the new Lance Armstrong documentaryThe 48-year-old sheds new light on the biggest doping scandal in sporting history, and is as combative as ever
