Lance Armstrong

The Armstrong scandal could put cycling at risk for being dropped from the Olympics, Reuters reports

Armstrong's life ban will be revisited only if he confesses under oath and tells anti-doping authorities all he knows about doping activities

In retiring, compatriot Cooke regrets that in cycling "the rewards of stealing are greater than riding clean"

Talk-show host says the interview will disclose "what people around the world have been waiting to hear"

UCI issues no comment until the Armstrong/Oprah interview airs on Thursday, but urges the Texan to talk with its review commission

The New York Times editor-in-chief checks in on Thomas Weisel's uneasy days leading to the Armstrong confession

The speed around the Armstrong affair picked up on Monday and stable ground is falling away from the once-unflappable Texan

On the day of his reported confession, we look back at a collection of Lance Armstrong's public doping denials

Feds may join Landis suit, source says Armstrong considering paying back millions in taxpayer funds

Banned former world champion apologizes to foundation staff ahead of his interview with Oprah Winfrey

Lance Armstrong has been busy on the phone leading into his interview with Oprah Winfrey

Cannondale captain says eight years is too many to look back on when faced with questions surrounding the Armstrong affair

David Walsh provides a crib sheet for Oprah Winfrey to use in her chat with Lance Armstrong

British journalist of the year David Walsh says what happened to the LeMond bicycle brand is indicative of Armstrong's power during his heyday

USA Today reports that Lance Armstrong will admit doping in Thursday's Oprah Winfrey interview

British journalist of the year David Walsh names Betsy Andreu, Emma O'Reilly and Steven Swart among the heroes in the anti-doping fight

Martial Saugy says he met with Armstrong and Bruyneel, but did not give them the keys to beating the EPO test

Award-winning journalist David Walsh calls Johan Bruyneel the embodiment of cynicism and says cycling will be better without him

USADA CEO Travis Tygart tells 60 Minutes Sports that a Swiss anti-doping lab chief tipped Lance Armstrong on beating the EPO test

If the former world champion tells all on Oprah, it might not open him to the legal or civil action many expect

David Walsh says that without an admission, Armstrong doesn't have "any kind of future worth having"

USA Today reports that Lance Armstrong and Travis Tygart met in December to discuss a possible confession from the Texan

David Millar questions the picture to be painted in what he expects to be a managed interview with Lance Armstrong

WADA director says Armstrong case is example of the need for non-analytical investigation in anti-doping efforts

In the first of seven video installments, 2012 British Journalist of the Year David Walsh says that Armstrong underestimated the fight in Floyd Landis

Armstrong tried to gift a quarter million dollars to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency eight years ago

Former world champion still defending his record to fans on social media networks

USADA spokesperson declines to comment on the precedent for Armstrong to return to competition if he were to confess to doping

Dethroned Tour champ is considering admitting PED use in order to win his way back into competition

University of Texas department chair outlines decades of corruption at the IOC and its impact on alleged doping collusion at the UCI

UCI president reflects on his long relationship with EPO and doping in cycling and says he is the man to lead the sport forward

Lance Armstrong accepted a lifetime ban Thursday, changing the conversation of his career and whether the public cares about his past

The Sunday Times expects its total claim "is likely to exceed" 1 million pounds ($1.6 million)

Financial commitments to be paid through 2013, but name will not appear on jerseys or bikes

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency is yet to set a date for Johan Bruyneel's arbitration, meaning the case will almost certainly drag into 2013

Sunday Times columnist David Walsh hits out at the Washington Post's Sally Jenkins over her Armstrong apologist column

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The banned Italian sports doctor Michele Ferrari says he never worked on doping with Lance Armstrong

WADA chief John Fahey and Change Cycling Now backer Jaimie Fuller express concern over independence of UCI's 'independent commission'

UCI president says the Change Cycling Now group is irrelevant and asks what LeMond has done for cycling in 25 years

The Dutch ProTeam will ride under the Blanco name as it searches for new sponsorship

Stakeholders will cover four main topic areas in January summit: globalization, anti-doping, cyclists and calendar

The feds are after Armstrong and have requested a mountain of information on the dethroned Tour champ and his team

Matthew Beaudin reviews Velo's 2012 Story of the Year: USADA's takedown of Lance Armstrong

The Chicago Tribune reports that the UCI has officially stripped Armstrong of his Tour titles

The documents show a robust back-and-forth between Armstrong’s legal team and the government, with every inch of progress contested.

Famed collegiate coach admits his role in doping athletes including Levi Leipheimer, but claims he never pushed PEDs on student-athletes

Jacques Rogge says that it is not the IOC's place to move on Armstrong's time trial medal

Riders' association president Gianni Bugno must now take the CCN summit's proposals to the principle players — the riders

The three members of the UCI's independent commission come from legal and sporting backgrounds, and will make their findings known in June

The International Olympic Committee will begin steps to remove Armstrong's 2000 bronze medal when it meets next week in Switzerland

The UCI charges its independent review group with a long list of considerations in its evaluation of the federation's doping stance

Sky principal Dave Brailsford confirms the likely scenario that defending Tour champ Bradley Wiggins will target the Giro

Travis Tygart believes fans want sport, not for-profit entertainment, from cycling, questions why athletes wouldn't want an amnesty restart

Wiggins thinks he might have prevailed in a straight-up contest with Armstrong; O'Grady eyes Hincapie's Tour record

Sky stalwart explains difficulty with seeking tougher sanctions against cheaters, team's anti-doping stance and how cycling has changed

The former U.S. Postal director faces an arbitration hearing, during which the agency can subpoena Lance Armstrong and others

Lance Armstrong allegedly threatened to use the cancer charity against then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008

USADA's success in the Armstrong Affair shows that "we can achieve outcomes," said WADA's Fahey. "We can bring things through to a point where these cheats are exposed."

Dick Pound says the revelations from the Armstrong Affair are also "immensely embarrassing" to the UCI, which ostensibly is in charge of cycling

The UCI and WADA will meet this weekend in Montreal to address the Armstrong Affair

An expert on sports doping living in Austin wants to help guide cycling's future and it’s not the guy who raced a bike for a living

ASADA chief says the time to hide is past and urges riders and others to come forward

The Lance Armstrong Foundation has officially changed its name to Livestrong

Cadel Evans, hoping to bounce back from his lackluster 2012, says he expects good form and full support from his team in next year's Tour

UCI president announces new anti-doping hotline, says John Coates has offered recommendations for review commission panel

Lance Armstrong is exploring his options to avoid legal battles over sponsorship and other earnings; Trek's John Burke talks about the fall of his longtime poster boy

Supporters fear a decline in donations to the charity Armstrong founded

The Armstrong Affair and Rabobank's departure as a sponsor show cycling is in crisis, says the Dutch federation

Bradley Wiggins recounts his winning time trial of the 2012 Tour de France

The South African, who rode for U.S. Postal in 1999-2000, tested positive for the banned blood booster in an out-of-competition control

David Walsh looks back on his coverage of the Lance Armstrong debacle

WADA President John Fahey said his agency looks forward to hearing more about UCI's proposed independent inquiry

Dr. Phil Skiba argues that responses to the Armstrong case highlight our worship of celebrity and a collective "win at all costs" mentality

Anthony Schoettle finds that there was no 'big bad wolf' behind USADA's investigation of Armstrong

The IOC will consider whether to strip Armstrong of his medal and also take up the future involvement of other riders and their entourages in the Games

Earlier, Cycling Australia sacked White as coordinator of the national men's road team

SCA Promotions has formally demanded that Armstrong return $12 million in bonuses, threatening legal action of he does not comply

David Chauner says that since a U.S. team was at the heart of cycling's worst doping conspiracy, Americans should lead the battle

Gianni Bugno, leader of the riders' association, says dialogue with his group is a necessary part of moving on from the Armstrong Affair