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Lance Armstrong Admits To First Doping "Probably At 21"
Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.
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Lance Armstrong's former sports director handed 10-year ban
The US Anti-Doping Agency on Tuesday banned Lance Armstrong's former sports director Johan Bruyneel from all sport for 10 years over his role in drug-taking in cycling.
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Lance Armstrong facing lawsuit for lying under oath about doping
SCA Promotions filed one of several lawsuits against Lance Armstrong after he admitted to doping. He has been stripped of all seven victories and received a lifetime ban from the sport.
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International Olympic Committee awaiting return of Lance Armstrong's medal
Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life in October, 2012, after the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) produced evidence of widespread doping by him and his former team-mates.
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Tour de France victory not possible without doping, says Lance Armstrong
The Texan rider, who insisted for years that he did not take performance-enhancing drugs, was stripped of his Tour titles and banned from the sport for life. He then admitted in a television interview that he used a cocktail of banned substances, including the blood booster EPO, testosterone and blood transfusions, to win the Tour.
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United States insurance firm sues Lance Armstrong over bonus money
Armstrong was banned for life when the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) found overwhelming evidence that he was at the heart of a sophisticated doping scheme when his US Postal Service team dominated the Tour de France.
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Lance Armstrong ban flouted anti-doping law: Experts
A decision to strip Lance Armstrong of his career record, including his seven Tour de France wins, and ban him from cycling for life for doping rides roughshod over established anti-doping rules, experts have said.
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Another Lance Armstrong teammate, Steffen Kjaergaard, admits doping
Another former US Postal teammate of disgraced Lance Armstrong, Steffen Kjaergaard, on Tuesday admitted to using banned blood booster EPO when racing the Tour de France alongside the American.
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Lance Armstrong: Timeline
Chronology of Lance Armstrong's career and doping accusations that on Monday led to the confirmation of a lifetime ban for the US cycling icon and the loss of his record seven Tour de France titles.
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How Lance Armstrong beat cycling's drug tests
Throughout his career, Lance Armstrong always responded to doping allegations by saying he had been tested for banned substances hundreds of times and never produced a positive result. How could the world's greatest cyclist, always in the cross hairs of doping officials, never fail a drug test if he was doping, Armstrong reasoned.
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Lance Armstrong chronology
Chronology of Lance Armstrong's career and the doping accusations that have the US cycling icon facing a lifetime ban and loss of his seven Tour de France titles:
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Lance Armstrong gives up fight, to be banned for life and stripped of Tour de France titles
After more than a decade of outrunning accusations that he had doped during his celebrated cycling career, Lance Armstrong, one of the best known and most accomplished athletes in recent history, surrendered on Thursday, ending his fight against charges that he used performance-enhancing drugs.
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Lance Armstrong Admits To First Doping "Probably At 21"
Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.
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Lance Armstrong's former sports director handed 10-year ban
The US Anti-Doping Agency on Tuesday banned Lance Armstrong's former sports director Johan Bruyneel from all sport for 10 years over his role in drug-taking in cycling.
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Lance Armstrong facing lawsuit for lying under oath about doping
SCA Promotions filed one of several lawsuits against Lance Armstrong after he admitted to doping. He has been stripped of all seven victories and received a lifetime ban from the sport.
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International Olympic Committee awaiting return of Lance Armstrong's medal
Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life in October, 2012, after the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) produced evidence of widespread doping by him and his former team-mates.
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Tour de France victory not possible without doping, says Lance Armstrong
The Texan rider, who insisted for years that he did not take performance-enhancing drugs, was stripped of his Tour titles and banned from the sport for life. He then admitted in a television interview that he used a cocktail of banned substances, including the blood booster EPO, testosterone and blood transfusions, to win the Tour.
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United States insurance firm sues Lance Armstrong over bonus money
Armstrong was banned for life when the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) found overwhelming evidence that he was at the heart of a sophisticated doping scheme when his US Postal Service team dominated the Tour de France.
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Lance Armstrong ban flouted anti-doping law: Experts
A decision to strip Lance Armstrong of his career record, including his seven Tour de France wins, and ban him from cycling for life for doping rides roughshod over established anti-doping rules, experts have said.
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Another Lance Armstrong teammate, Steffen Kjaergaard, admits doping
Another former US Postal teammate of disgraced Lance Armstrong, Steffen Kjaergaard, on Tuesday admitted to using banned blood booster EPO when racing the Tour de France alongside the American.
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Lance Armstrong: Timeline
Chronology of Lance Armstrong's career and doping accusations that on Monday led to the confirmation of a lifetime ban for the US cycling icon and the loss of his record seven Tour de France titles.
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How Lance Armstrong beat cycling's drug tests
Throughout his career, Lance Armstrong always responded to doping allegations by saying he had been tested for banned substances hundreds of times and never produced a positive result. How could the world's greatest cyclist, always in the cross hairs of doping officials, never fail a drug test if he was doping, Armstrong reasoned.
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Lance Armstrong chronology
Chronology of Lance Armstrong's career and the doping accusations that have the US cycling icon facing a lifetime ban and loss of his seven Tour de France titles:
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Lance Armstrong gives up fight, to be banned for life and stripped of Tour de France titles
After more than a decade of outrunning accusations that he had doped during his celebrated cycling career, Lance Armstrong, one of the best known and most accomplished athletes in recent history, surrendered on Thursday, ending his fight against charges that he used performance-enhancing drugs.
