Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong will ride stages 13 and 14 of the 2015 Tour de France a day ahead of the peloton as part of a ride in aid of a blood cancer charity.
The Texan announced his intention to join his friend and fellow cancer survivor, Geoff Thomas, back in March, with the former England footballer riding every stage a day ahead of the peloton.
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USA Cycling unveils 2025 National Championship schedule with 17 chances to claim the Stars and Stripes jerseyFrom cycling eSports in February to cyclocross in December, here are the dates and locations for the 2025 season
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Tech of the week: A shockingly expensive steel bike from Colnago, a surprisingly affordable carbon bike from Pinarello, DT Swiss energises our cycling lives and Pog's bars are now yours to buyColnago's Steelnova is a thing of beauty but you'll pay for the pleasure, while Pinarello's F1 is an inexpensive gateway to the brand. DT Swiss enters the dynamo hub market and Enve brings Pog's cockpit to market
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Will another cyclist ever follow Lance Armstrong onto a Wheaties box?USA Cycling is optimistic about the ‘strongest US men’s presence in Europe’ in nearly two decades with contenders for future Tour de France race.
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Former French Anti-Doping boss accuses Lance Armstrong of motor dopingVerdy says he doesn't think Armstrong's performances were possible on just EPO alone
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Lance Armstrong tips Mathieu van der Poel to win Tour of FlandersLance Armstrong has tipped Mathieu van der Poel to win the Tour of Flanders this weekend.
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Lance Armstrong could have won without the drugs, says Phil LiggettLance Armstrong would have won the Tour de France with doping, according to legendary cycling commentator Phil Liggett.
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Lance Armstrong would have been the best of his generation even without doping, claims Johan BruyneelLance Armstrong would have been the strongest rider of his generation even without doping, Johan Brunyeel has claimed.
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Johan Bruyneel says he won't watch the Lance Armstrong documentary as he 'already knows what happened'
The former US Postal Service boss is currently serving a lifetime ban from cycling
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Lance Armstrong says he didn't like the Greg LeMond part of the ESPN documentary'There are still very specific things that I think still upset him,' said the film's director
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Tyler Hamilton suggests Lance Armstrong still hasn’t told the whole truth in new documentaryTyler Hamilton has suggested Lance Armstrong still hasn’t told the whole truth in a revealing new documentary.
