Lance Armstrong

The team is pictured here on stage at the 2009 Tour de France. (www.astana-cyclingteam.com) PARIS (AP) — An official in the French prosecutor's office says the Astana team that won the 2009 Tour de France is the target of a preliminary ...  

                                                                                   MERRY CHRISTMAS PdC  Given the usual over-abundance of doping related stories this time of year, I figured I'd post on a subject a bit more positive, though-provoking, and suitable to constructive analysis and hopefully, debate.   After Lance Armstrong's comments apprx. two weeks ago to Alberto Contador regarding the "dregs" he'd left Alberto with at Astana, I...  

The Astana cycling team of 2009 Tour de France Alberto Contador and seven-time Tour champ Lance Armstrong broke the law during this year's running of the race, the French daily newspaper Le Monde reported yesterday. They reported the findings on their  

PARIS -- Blood doping kits were discovered in a search of medical equipment belonging to Lance Armstrong's former Astana team during this year's Tour de France. Blood transfusion is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The find, which was first  

PARIS: As fans and rivals know only too well, Lance Armstrong is not used to coming second best. But in what proved to be a bumper year for cycling, with serious progress apparently being made to beat the drugs cheats, the record seven-time winner of the  

Lance Armstrong stopped by "The Tonight Show" last night to talk about his new book, Comeback 2.0, with Conan O'Brien. The pair discusssed everything from Armstrong's muscular legs to the Whizzinator, a prosthetic penis used to circumvent drug tests. Armstrong talked about his family, telling O'Brien that his kids are the last in their class to learn how to ride bikes, and jokingly took a couple of shots at Ben Stiller, who has launched...  

Steve Larson was a very average pro cyclist and he dominated on the bike in Kona. If Lance focused on the Ironman I have no doubt that he would set the course record on the bike and start the run in 1st place. Would he run a 2:40 marathon - probably not  

PISA, Italy - Tour de France winner Alberto Contador admits his Astana team is weaker with Lance Armstrong's departure and the exodus of riders who followed the Texan to RadioShack.  

Lance Armstrong somehow escaped serious injury after a heavy fall in the 19th stage of the Giro d'Italia, which was won by Spain's Carlos Sastre. Armstrong, the seven-time winner of the Tour de France, fell from his bike as he went round a tight hairpin  

Anyone who has heard of him - and millions have - knows Lance Armstrong is all about cancer advocacy. Now the seven-time Tour de France winner and cancer survivor is directing his star power and reputation for vitality at another disease: diabetes.  

Tour de France champion Alberto Contador has not ruled out the possibility of being a team mate of Lance Armstrong again despite their difficult relationship when both were with Astana. Seven-times Tour winner Armstrong has formed a new team, RadioShack,  

Falling out . . . 'We are not making it up. It's there', says Lance Armstrong about his feud with Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador. Photo: AFP LANCE ARMSTRONG has revealed that he deliberately created conflicts during his seven-year reign as the Tour de  

Lance Armstrong has said his new RadioShack team is 'the best in the world', but says he will be not its main rider. By Telegraph staff Published: 3:52PM GMT 09 Dec 2009 Back seat rider: Lance Armstrong says Levi Leipheimer or Andreas Klöden could lead  

Santa Monica-based LIVESTRONG.COM, the online health site run by Demand Media in conjunction with the Lance Armstrong Foundation, announced this morning that it has launched a new online tool it is calling MyPlate D, for online nutrition tracking. The site is targeted at people with diabetes, to help them control the disease. According to the site, the new product allows users to track calories, fat, protein, and carbohydrates for more than...  

Saxo Bank team manager Bjarne Riis, the 1996 Tour winner, insisted Contador is still beatable despite his impressive display here which opened a gap of 1:37 between him and second-placed Astana teammate Lance Armstrong. "Today, Contador was the ...