Athletics drug cheats will follow Lance Armstrong down
Lance Armstrong's admission to Oprah Winfrey that he was a drugs cheat has thrown a sidelight on to the parallel endurance sport of distance running.
Chris Froome aims to sweep clean at Tour
The French race's new wonder, Chris Froome begs comparison with Armstrong, but he rides to a different beat.
Armstrong: From doping to duping -- and back again
The saddest story I have ever heard about sport was told to me in November 2010 by a man who cheated to win the Tour de France, writes Paul Kimmage.
Armstrong may admit to doping, report
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, is weighing whether to admit he used performance-enhancing drugs, The New York Times has reported.
UCI strips Armstrong of Tour titles
Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his Tour de France titles and banned for life after the International Cycling Union ratified USADA's sanctions.
A case of strong arm vs charm
On the one hand Lance Armstrong could be utterly engaging, but on the other he would bully anyone who dared to speak against him.
Lance Armstrong's loss is win for clean cycling
Lance Armstrong's concession that he can't win his doping case finally allows the sport to move on, argues William Fotheringham.
Armstrong banned and stripped of Tour titles
Iconic US cyclist Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life for doping, the US Anti-Doping Agency said.
Armstrong to be stripped of Tour de France titles
Lance Armstrong will be stripped of his titles and banned from competitive cycling after declining to fight doping accusations in the United States.
Wiggins' Tour de France win a childhood dream come true
Bradley Wiggins has been crowned Britain's first Tour de France champion after helping team-mate Mark Cavendish secure a fourth consecutive stage win.
Wiggins seals Tour title with Stage 19 win
Bradley Wiggins virtually secured his maiden Tour de France victory after winning the penultimate stage-time trial of the race on Saturday.
South Africa's hopes ride on cycling prodigy
The youthful Reinardt Janse van Rensburg is giving legs to Africa's Tour de France dreams, writes Richard Poplak.
Tour de France's Schleck threatens to lay poisoning complaint
Luxembourg's Frank Schleck says he will lodge a formal complaint for poisoning if analysis of his B sample confirms a positive banned substance test.
Schleck pulls out of Tour after failing doping test
Frank Schleck of Luxembourg has pulled out of the Tour de France and spent several hours in a police station in France after failing a doping test.
Evans can see Tour de France title slipping away
Cadel Evans has two days in which to relaunch his yellow jersey bid but he seems resigned to missing out in the face of the formidable Sky team.
Wiggins extends Tour de France lead
Bradley Wiggins tightened his grip on the yellow jersey with a Tour de France stage victory, heaping pressure on defending champion Cadel Evans.
Schleck pulls out of Tour de France
Yellow jersey contender Andy Schleck has pulled out of this year's Tour de France due to injuries suffered in last week's Criterium du Dauphine race.
How the wheels of justice turned
With two cyclists banned for doping, we are left to examine our own conclusions, wonder how it really feels to be Lance Armstrong.
Contador's career decision hangs in the balance
Alberto Contador has to ponder his future as a professional cyclist after a two-year doping ban ruled him out of this year's Tour de France.
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Tour winner Evans to get a hero's welcome home
Cadel Evans -- the first Australian to win the Tour de France -- is to make a visit to Australia to celebrate his triumph with his compatriots.
