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The Latest Breaking News from Lance Armstrong

'I was a functioning addict' – Bradley Wiggins speaks about his personal trauma and how he got his life back on track

2012 Tour de France winner to undergo special therapy in the USA thanks to support from Lance Armstrong

Cycling News

Bradley Wiggins details battle with cocaine addiction: ‘I was walking a tightrope’

The five-time Olympic gold medalist has revealed he spiralled into the problem after retiring in 2016

The Independent UK

'I was doing loads of cocaine... my kids were going to put me into rehab': Bradley Wiggins on recreational drug use, Lance Armstrong's help and finding a new love for cycling

Wiggins opens up on the personal trauma which engulfed him post-retirement and put him in some 'very dangerous' situations after he became addicted to cocaine

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25 Historical Figures People Thought Were Nuts At The Time But Were Proven To Be Right Years Later

While some ideas were applauded and celebrated by society at the time, others were greeted with raised eyebrows and suspicious looks.

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Sheryl Crow 'reassessed' life after Lance Armstrong split and cancer diagnosis

Sheryl Crow moved to Tennessee when she started to "reassess" her life after her break-up from Lance Armstrong.

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'It's been a long journey' - Floyd Landis finds gravel as a reason to get back on a bike for the first time in a decade

'It's hard to get in shape when you get out of it, it's really hard' says former pro who turns 50 in October

Cycling News

'I'm on the front foot now' – Bradley Wiggins on road to recovery following bankruptcy

'The people who are responsible are paying a heavy price for it' Wiggins says at event, An Evening with Bradley Wiggins

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Tour Down Under scores despite absence of top stars

Tour Down Under race director Stuart O'Grady can point to many successes this year, while not being able to attract road cycling's very best riders.

AAP

Tour Down Under has shone despite some hot moments

Mike Turtur, the long-time Tour Down Under race director, fondly remembers his crucial weather forecasting on the eve of the inaugural edition 25 years ago.

AAP

José Azevedo: If I know today that Lance Armstrong consumed banned substances it's because he said so; I never saw it

'I did my job, I am proud of what I did in my career. What happened, happened to him' says US rider's former teammate

Cycling News

'Three or four times a year, I still dream about riding the Tour de France' - Catching up with Greg LeMond

A true sporting icon whose 1989 Tour win is one of cycling's greatest hits, the American received CW's lifetime achievement award

Cycling Weekly

Shohei Ohtani Wins AP Male Athlete Of The Year

Shohei Ohtani, the Japanese baseball superstar, named AP Male Athlete of the Year for the third time, continues to inspire fans worldwide with his remarkab...

Top News

Tennis Mailbag: The WTA’s Role in Women’s Sports Boom

Where does women’s tennis factor in the growing popularity of women’s sports? Plus, has drug testing evolved, and how has it impacted the sport?

Sports Illustrated

Susan Egelstaff: Bradley Wiggins was once a sporting great. His demise is shocking

Bradley Wiggins is one of Britain's greatest-ever athletes, and that's what makes his drastic demise quite so shocking.

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'He’s got a heart under there' – Bradley Wiggins reveals Lance Armstrong offered to pay for his therapy in the USA

2012 Tour de France winner talks about how he is overcoming his deep-rooted mental issues

Cycling Weekly

'Lance has helped me a lot in recent years' - Armstrong offered to pay for Bradley Wiggins' therapy

2012 Tour de France winner says he is in the 'best place' he has been his whole life in interview

The National (Scotland)

Susan Egelstaff: Has anti-doping taken a step forward? Hopefully, because it needs to

Anti-doping has long lagged behind the dopers but in Australia, there may have been a recent development that will catch at least a few more cheats.…

Cycling News

What is Mont Ventoux? All you need to know about the 'bald mountain' that is part of the Tour de France

The statistics and stories behind the mythical mountain in Provence which will feature in the Tour de France Femmes in 2026

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Is an arsenal of legal medications and supplements replacing doping in pro cycling?

From ketones to caffeine, the 'Bomba' and 'Magic Box', French agencies concerned riders are being over-medicated

Cycling Weekly

Tweets of the week: Off-season hits hard, Lance Armstrong and Jan Ullrich hang out, and Lotte Kopecky shows she's a daredevil

Jeremy Vine gets irate about a cycle lane and more in this week's social media roundup

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Javier Mendez compares Jon Jones to Lance Armstrong, discredits UFC champ as MMA GOAT

Javier Mendez believes UFC champ Jon Jones' past failed drug tests eliminate him from the greatest of all time discussion.

Cycling News

USADA rejects WADA criticism of 'undercover agents' protected from doping sanctions

The Independent UK

Tadej Pogacar answers doping question after dominant Tour de France win: ‘There will always be doubts’

The 25-year-old won a third yellow jersey in impressive style in Nice on Sunday

The Independent UK

Suspicion over Tadej Pogacar’s performance is ‘ridiculous’, says Tour de France legend Bernard Hinault

Doubts have swirled around the Tour de France peloton after an investigation revealed the use of controversial carbon monoxide rebreathing equipment in altitude training camps

The Guardian - UK

Pogacar bursts clear to deliver payback in Alps and tighten Tour de France grip

The Giro d’Italia winner took a definitive and conclusive grip on the yellow jersey, with just two stages to go

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