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US government seeks 'tens of millions of dollars' in damages from Lance Armstrong

Jim Slater Seeking "tens of millions" paid to Lance Armstrong for "years of broken promises", the US government joined a lawsuit Friday alleging the doping cyclist defrauded former sponsor US Postal Service.

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'We were mesmerised': Lance Armstrong admitted doping, says Oprah

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Oprah Winfrey has confirmed Lance Armstrong admitted his use of performance-enhancing drugs during their interview.

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Lance Armstrong has acknowledged using drugs during his cycling career, reversing 13 years of denials by the record seven-time Tour de France champion and cancer survivor who was one of the world's...

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Lance Armstrong admits doping

Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong admitted his seven Tour de France titles were fuelled by an array of drugs, reversing years of denials in a televised interview with Oprah Winfrey.

When fact becomes fiction: Manly librarian grabs headlines around the world with Lance Armstrong sign

Lance Armstrong

Megan Levy Lance Armstrong is not the only one who has found himself in a bit of a pickle lately. Spare a thought for poor librarians the world over.

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'I'm cycling's fall guy': Lance Armstrong still swinging

Lance Armstrong.

Lance Armstrong claims that he was the victim of cycling's doping culture, saying he was the "fall guy" for the sport's problems.

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Lance Armstrong to address doping scandal on Oprah

Lance Armstrong.

The disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong will talk about the doping scandal that dramatically brought down his cycling career during an interview with Oprah Winfrey next week, it was announced Tuesday.

Lance Armstrong whistle-blowers are not heroes but scumbags, says cycling boss

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Nick Hoult in Geneva The head of cycling's governing body yesterday described the whistle-blowers who exposed Lance Armstrong's doping as "scumbags".

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Lance Armstrong’s ex-manager leaves RadioShack

Johan Bruyneel, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’s former manager during his drug-tainted seven Tour de France wins, has left his current team RadioShack, the Luxembourg outfit announced on Friday.

Tour titles under threat as Lance Armstrong accused of doping

Lance Armstrong

The US Anti-Doping Agency has brought doping charges against champion Lance Armstrong that may cost him his record seven Tour de France titles, the cyclist said.

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US cyclists testify against Lance Armstrong: report

Rupert Guinness George Hincapie, a key teammate of Australian Tour de France champion Cadel Evans, has been named by a Dutch newspaper as one of four ex-teammates of Lance Armstrong who are said to have testified...

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Goss: report showed less skin, more transparency

Riding high: Australian Matt Goss.

Rupert Guinness Australian welcomes report of independent review into Orica-GreenEDGE's anti-doping processes.

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Goss at ease with review of team doping protocols

LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 14: Matt Goss of Team Australia prepares for the 
race to start during the London-Surrey Cycle Classic road race at The Mall on 
August 14, 2011 in London, England. (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images) 

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Rupert Guinness CHERASCO: Matt Goss has welcomed the handing down of the report on an independent review of his Orica-GreenEDGE team's anti-doping processes.

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Evans holds his place in the mountains

Cadel Evans

Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans holds on to his second place overall in the Giro d'Italia.

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McGee takes up national cycling role

Former Australian cycling star Brad McGee and coach Brian Stephens will split the part-time national role previously held by Matt White.

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White should be reinstated: GreenEDGE report

Matt White.

Roger Vaughan Confessed doper Matt White should be reinstated, according to an independent review of the Australian Orica-GreenEDGE cycling team.

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White recommended to return as team boss

Matt White.

Samantha Lane Review of Australian Orica-GreenEDGE team recommends reinstating Matt White.

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White seeks redemption after six months in sin bin

FILE - OCTOBER 13: Former USPS cyclist and Lance Armstrong team mate, and now Director of Orica-GreenEDGE Cycling Team, Australian Matthew White has been named as part of the USADA inquiry into the actions of the USPS team last decade. White has been named in an affidavit by American Floyd Landis. BOULDER, CO - NOVEMBER 14:  (L-R) Matt White of Australia and Julian Dean of New Zealand mingle with the crowd as the Boulder Theater played host to the presentation of the 2008 Slipstream/Chipotle Professional Cycling Team on November 14, 2007 in Boulder, Colorado.  (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

Samantha Lane After telling authorities everything he knows about doping, and serving a backdated six-month ban for his sins, cyclist Matt White hopes to be reinstated as a director of Australia's professional...

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White keen for return

Matt White

Samantha Lane After telling authorities everything he knows about doping, and serving a backdated six-month ban for his sins, former cyclist Matt White hopes to be re-installed as a director of Australia's...

White in demand for coaching jobs

Rupert Guinness Matt White says he has had offers to resume his coaching career from rival teams to the Australian Orica-GreenEDGE outfit that sacked him as head sports director after he admitted to using drugs...