This Day in Doping: Team Astana says move along, nothing to see here
Contador and Team Astana say they have nothing to hide. Quote: “This year’s Tour de France was remarkable for the fact that no riders tested … Read more
Contador and Team Astana say they have nothing to hide. Quote: “This year’s Tour de France was remarkable for the fact that no riders tested … Read more
Confessed doper and former King of the Mountains winner Bernhard Kohl continues to name names. The latest: physician Marc Schmidt, team doctor, who “oversaw the … Read more
Team Astana, including stars Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador, got preferential treatment when it came to drug testing, two leading French newspapers have reported (linked … Read more
The Tour de France 2009 could have been a bell-ringer. It had as much if not more raw talent than most tours, especially in recent … Read more
How does that saying go? A friend of my friend is my friend unless my friend is Lance Armstrong? As much as I beat up … Read more
Funny to read now: Bicycle.net’s pre-stage analysis, where Stage 13 “may reveal just how far some riders are willing to go to fight for the … Read more
With Lance out of the picture after 2005, I’d almost forgotten how boring the Tour de France can be. Year after year in his historic … Read more
Twitter is all a-tweet with carping about Lance’s move today in the Tour. Lance rode off with a breakaway that opened a nearly 40-second gap … Read more