Doping in Cycling

Many athletes make far more money selling their celebrity off the playing field than they do from their professional salaries. The most famous and well-regarded athletes score lucrative contracts by lending their celebrity to corporations who want the public …

Lance Armstrong, the disgraced cyclist who was stripped of seven Tour de France victories, was excoriated on social media over the weekend after he boasted about passing Vice President Mike Pence on a Nantucket bike path. "I can't drop many people on a bike …

Lance Armstrong bragged about passing Mike Pence on a bike trail, so people brought up his 'doping.'

The annual look at the UCIs finances, a chance to follow the money behind the governing body. You can download the full report from the UCI website or scan the summary below. The UCI published the report in July but amid a thrilling Tour de France it wasn’t r…

Lance Armstrong is being roasted on Twitter for bragging about cycling past Vice President Mike Pence on a bike path, though the disgraced former champion insists it was a joke. I cant drop many people on a bike these days but I just blew the f****n doors of…

Lance Armstrong said supporters of Vice President Mike Pence "can't take a joke" after the former cyclist made a quip about overtaking Pence on a bike trail this weekend. On Saturday morning, Armstrong, 47, tweeted his day was "made" after he passed Pence, 6…

But amid the drama, a separate, failed drug test was slightly overshadowed. Uzbek wrestler Artur Taymazov became the 60th athlete - and seventh gold medallist - to retrospectively test positive for doping from samples taken at the 2012 London Olympics.In addi…

Disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong bragged online about passing Vice President Mike Pence on a bike path in Massachusetts on Saturday — quickly drawing criticism for what he described as a joke. Armstrong, 47, tweeted about his supposed encounter with …

Does cycling have a cultural problem? Can a clean future for the sport and its murky past coexist? In this opinion piece from freelance writer Craig Fry, the integrity of cycling is examined and found wanting. Disclaimer: while CyclingTips strongly believes …

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