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Lance’s Chances: Will this be the first post-doping era Tour de France?

Could this be Lance’s farewell Tour de France?

June 18, 2010June 17, 2010 by Paul Andrews, BI editor

Exactly why Team Radio Shack was rejected by the high-profile Tour of Spain remains more guesswork than overt fact.

If sports aren’t fair, you’ve got the moral equivalent of fascism ruling competition.

Lance’s former wife may prove to be the key to the federal investigation into whether Armstrong doped.

May 26, 2010May 26, 2010 by Paul Andrews, BI editor

Potential U.S. federal fraud charges up the ante in the Armstrong doping investigation.

Reading between the lines yields a sense that the Armstrong case is getting closer to “official” (i.e., legal) status.

This year’s Giro d’Italia has everything, while the Amgen Tour of California had … even more.

Unless an official investigation is opened and pursued, the Landis email may wind up whistling in the dark.

If the Landis accusations are truthful, here’s how Lance could help the cycling world shake its black cloud and move on.

May 19, 2010May 19, 2010 by Paul Andrews, BI editor

Four words for Alexander Vinokourov and Cadel Evans: What were you thinking?