Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.

The world of sports had quite a few events that shook its roots, as well as others that exhilarated.

Lance Armstrong has largely been shunned by the international cycling world since being exposed as a doping cheat.

The former cycling superstar was due to face a trial next month over claims he defrauded the US government when he doped while racing for his United States Postal Service-sponsored team

"Doping affects your mind. It doesn't make you feel high. There are behaviours when you've got those chemicals running through your body that serve you on the bike but which, when you're not. I've only just recovered physically. I'm only now getting my levels back," Ben Foster says in an interview

Lance Armstrong will cycle two stages of the Tour for a leukaemia charity -- from Muret to Rodez on Thursday and from Rodez to Mende on Friday -- a day ahead of the competing riders.

Lance Armstrong will join fellow cancer survivor and former England footballer Geoff Thomas, together with his team of 10 amateur riders in a charity race following the tour route.

Lance Armstrong also attacked the UCI president Brian Cookson's criticism of him as he prepares to go ahead with a controversial charity ride of the Tour de France route.

Accused of defrauding a government agency, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong admits he could lose his personal fortune if the verdict in the 'Whistleblower' case goes against him next year.

Lance Armstrong has signed up for former England footballer and fellow cancer survivor Geoff Thomas's 'One Day Ahead' event, in which fundraisers will cover each stage of the 2015 Tour de France a day before the real race.

Lance Armstrong, who was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles for doping, plans to go over this year's "Grande Boucle" route one day before the main race with former England footballer Geoff Thomas. The pair say they will raise money for cancer sufferers.

A report criticized the International Cycling Union, saying it had sought to save the reputation of the sport and Lance Armstrong.

Disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong, who admitted taking performance-enhancing drugs in 2013 after being stripped of seven Tour de France triumphs the year before, posted a cheque for $238.50 (209.50 euros) to pay a fine and court costs, according to court records.

Lance Armstrong must pay $10 million after losing an arbitration dispute with SCA Promotions.

Lance Armstrong was stripped of his Tour de France titles and given a life-ban from cycling by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) in 2012 for doping.

Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.

The world of sports had quite a few events that shook its roots, as well as others that exhilarated.

Lance Armstrong has largely been shunned by the international cycling world since being exposed as a doping cheat.

The former cycling superstar was due to face a trial next month over claims he defrauded the US government when he doped while racing for his United States Postal Service-sponsored team

"Doping affects your mind. It doesn't make you feel high. There are behaviours when you've got those chemicals running through your body that serve you on the bike but which, when you're not. I've only just recovered physically. I'm only now getting my levels back," Ben Foster says in an interview

Lance Armstrong will cycle two stages of the Tour for a leukaemia charity -- from Muret to Rodez on Thursday and from Rodez to Mende on Friday -- a day ahead of the competing riders.

Lance Armstrong will join fellow cancer survivor and former England footballer Geoff Thomas, together with his team of 10 amateur riders in a charity race following the tour route.

Lance Armstrong also attacked the UCI president Brian Cookson's criticism of him as he prepares to go ahead with a controversial charity ride of the Tour de France route.

Accused of defrauding a government agency, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong admits he could lose his personal fortune if the verdict in the 'Whistleblower' case goes against him next year.

Lance Armstrong has signed up for former England footballer and fellow cancer survivor Geoff Thomas's 'One Day Ahead' event, in which fundraisers will cover each stage of the 2015 Tour de France a day before the real race.

Lance Armstrong, who was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles for doping, plans to go over this year's "Grande Boucle" route one day before the main race with former England footballer Geoff Thomas. The pair say they will raise money for cancer sufferers.

A report criticized the International Cycling Union, saying it had sought to save the reputation of the sport and Lance Armstrong.

Disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong, who admitted taking performance-enhancing drugs in 2013 after being stripped of seven Tour de France triumphs the year before, posted a cheque for $238.50 (209.50 euros) to pay a fine and court costs, according to court records.

Lance Armstrong must pay $10 million after losing an arbitration dispute with SCA Promotions.

Lance Armstrong was stripped of his Tour de France titles and given a life-ban from cycling by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) in 2012 for doping.