Doping in Cycling

Armstrong won a record seven consecutive Tour de France titles from 1999 to 2005 Lance Armstrong says he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that helped him win and then subsequently saw him stripped of seven Tour de France titles between 1999-2005. …

Lance Armstrong has caused controversy after insisting he would not change a thing about his systematic doping that led to him being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.  The American, 47, was banned from the sport for life in 2012 with the Internati…

'We did what we had to do to win. It wasn't legal, but I wouldn't change a thing: whether it's losing a bunch of money, going from hero to zero.' IMAGE: Lance Armstrong was stripped of his Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life in 2012.…

The American later admitted to cheating in a January 2013 televised interview with Oprah Winfrey.    Armstrong, once a hero to millions, suffered a spectacular fall from grace that costs him millions of dollars in lawsuits and endorsements.    "I wouldn't c…

Former cycling champion Lance Armstrong has said he wouldnt change a thing about the doping that led to him being stripped of his record seven Tour de France titles, according to details of an interview that will air next week on NBCSN. The network, owned by…

Former cycling champion Lance Armstrong has said he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that led to him being stripped of his record seven Tour de France titles, according to details of an interview that will air next week on NBCSN. The network, owned…

(Reuters) - Former cycling champion Lance Armstrong has said he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that led to him being stripped of his record seven Tour de France titles, according to details of an interview that will air next week on NBCSN. The ne…

REUTERS: Former cycling champion Lance Armstrong has said he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that led to him being stripped of his record seven Tour de France titles, according to details of an interview that will air next week on NBCSN. The netwo…

In a new interview set to air next Wednesday night, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong addresses his history of using performance-enhancing drugs and declares we did what we had to do to win. It wasnt legal, but I wouldnt change a thingwhether its losing a bun…

NBCSN will broadcast an interview with Lance Armstrong following Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals. The network announced Thursday that the 30-minute special will start after the game on Wednesday night. Armstrong will discuss his career with Mike Tirico in …