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Lance Armstrong allowed to use 'everyone was doping' as defence in $100m fraud trial
Lance Armstrong will be allowed to use the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in professional cycling as evidence in $100m lawsuit.
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Inside Lance's mansion: Six-bedroom home of Lance Armstrong on the market for $7.5 million (photos)
Lance Armstrong's six-bedroom mansion in Austin, Texas has been put on the market for $7.5 million, and it's just as big and luxurious as you would expect.
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Lance Armstrong was made a scapegoat, says Pat McQuaid
Pat McQuaid once said Lance Armstrong had no place in cycling, but now says the Texan has been unfairly treated
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Iconic Places: Sestriere
The Tour will cross the 2,033-metre high climb of Sestriere en route to Pinerolo. We covered this historic climb in the June 2009 edition of Cycle Sport.
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Lance Armstrong associates agree to pay money to settle part of whistle blower lawsuit
Lance Armstrong's agent Bill Stapleton and business partner Barton Knaggs may avoid further involvement in lawsuit if their offer is accepted by Department of Justice
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Travis Tygart hits out at Thor Hushovd over Armstrong silence
USADA boss Travis Tygart has criticised Thor Hushovd for not coming forward after Lance Armstrong admitted to him he'd doped
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Lance Armstrong would have been the best of his generation even without doping, claims Johan Bruyneel
Lance Armstrong would have been the strongest rider of his generation even without doping, Johan Brunyeel has claimed.
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Lance Armstrong says cycling is still in a mess after drugs confession
Lance Armstrong admits that he rarely rides his bike any more and wants to move on with his life after admitting to doping.
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Greg LeMond: If there's anybody who deserves a life ban, it's Armstrong
Three time Tour de France winner LeMond rejects notion of reducing Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban
