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U.S. Anti-Doping Agency head Travis Tygart said a truth-and-reconciliation program will help cycling to emerge from its era of doping.
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It was day 16 of last year’s three- week-long Tour de France. The RadioShack team of elite cyclists had just completed a punishing 101-mile slog through Alpine foothills from Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux to Gap.
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Tour de France teams are pressuring the Amaury family that owns the 108-year-old cycling race to share television-rights income for the first time.
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Tour de France teams are pressuring the Amaury family that owns the 108-year-old cycling race to share television-rights income for the first time.
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As Tour de France leader Bradley Wiggins raced up the final mountain yesterday to leave behind closest rival Vincenzo Nibali, his chat with a teammate might have improved the television broadcast.
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Lance Armstrong used banned substances throughout his cycling career, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said in evidence that it used two months ago to strip him of his record seven Tour de France titles.
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As Lance Armstrong prepares for his final Tour de France , former riders say he may help unseat defending champion Alberto Contador without being a contender for the title himself.
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Cycling’s ruling body, which is sending elite riders to Beijing for a race next month, is planning to stage events in Brazil, Russia and India as it comes under pressure from teams to raise revenue.
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Four U.S. bicyclists have received temporary immunity in return for their confession of dope abuse and testimony in a case against Lance Armstrong, De Telegraaf reported today, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.
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Rupert Murdoch ’s money is backing a U.K. cycling team at the Tour de France as the British try to end a winless streak that goes back more than a century.
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