Doping bridge players? Cyclist gangs? Some competitors will go to any lengths to win
Lance Armstrong is building a new life after the last one ended in ignominy
The members of an independent commission that will probe cycling’s doping past since the Lance Armstrong scandal have been named.
Former head of world cycling Hein Verbruggen has angrily rejected claims from Lance Armstrong that he helped cover up a positive drug test.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has said he will testify with "100% transparency and honesty" at any independent enquiry into doping in cycling.
A UK newspaper says it had settled with Lance Armstrong after it was made to pay damages over a report which suggested he had used banned substances.
Disgraced US cyclist Lance Armstrong says that his former team overlooked allegations of doping because of a lucrative sponsorship deal.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong says fellow riders have been generally supportive of him during an annual bike ride across the US state of Iowa.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, who is banned from most competitive sports for life, will take part in a regional swimming championship in Texas.
China’s anti-doping head has said he was "shocked" after an anti-doping agency alleged the country produces large amounts of illegal substances.
The French race’s new wonder, Chris Froome begs comparison with Armstrong, but he rides to a different beat.
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.
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.
Lance Armstrong’s confession has pushed South Africa’s anti-doping body to retroactively test blood samples from over 50 top cyclists.
Oprah Winfrey believes Lance Armstrong can be a hero again and that people will be willing to forgive him.
A prank note in an Australian library declaring that disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’s books would be moved to the fiction section has gone viral.
David Walsh, the journalist who queried disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’s remarkable comeback from cancer, has accepted the American’s apology.
Lance Armstrong has finally admitted to using banned substances in the first part of a candid interview with Oprah Winfrey.
We look at this week’s headlines; from the Afcon kick-off to Amplats’ plan to axe 14 000 workers and Lance Armstrong’s bare-all interview with Oprah.
The International Olympic Committee has stripped American cyclist Lance Armstrong of his Sydney Olympics bronze medal, said officials.
Don’t be fooled: the only thing choking up Lance Armstrong is the string of lawsuits he has to settle. But he’ll recoup through Oprah’s redemption.
His fall nearly complete, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Cyclist Lance Armstrong has spent over a decade vehemently defending himself against a litany of doping allegations. Here’s a list of his denials.
Lance Armstrong has been mentally preparing himself for a no-holds-barred interview with talk show queen Oprah WInfrey about his history of doping.
Lance Armstrong could lose more than his ravaged reputation if he confesses to doping this week during a television interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Lance Armstrong will discuss the doping scandal that dramatically brought down his cycling career during an interview with Oprah Winfrey next week.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, is weighing whether to admit he used performance-enhancing drugs, The New York Times has reported.
A British newspaper is suing Armstrong for more than $1.5-million over the now-disgraced cyclist’s successful libel action over doping allegations.
The fallout has begun and, no, it has nothing to do with the media’s role in reporting on the sport, says Richard Poplak.
Top South African cyclist, David George, has admitted taking the banned drug EPO and is prepared to face the consequences.
One of South Africa’s foremost cyclists, David George, has tested positive for the banned EPO drug and faces a charge of doping.
Sportswear company Skins is suing cycling’s governing body for $2-million, claiming brand damage for backing the sport.