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Now Alexandre Vinokourov wants back in on the top flight of cycling. Is there anyone, apart from Jan Ullrich, who hasn't served a ban or banishment from the pro peloton who doesn't want to seek redemption on the road? You've got Lance Armstrong, Ivan Basso and Floyd Landis all confirmed as returning to the elite somewhere or other, bringing with them the clamour of the arguments on both side as to...
"Suspended cyclist Floyd Landis has taken the unusual step of challenging the decision to uphold his positive doping test, stepping outside the anti-doping adjudication system to try to prove in U.S. federal court that his case was not fairly heard by a sports arbitration panel."
Suspended cyclist Floyd Landis has taken the unusual step of challenging his doping conviction, stepping outside the anti-doping adjudication system to try to prove in a U.S. court that his case was not fairly heard by a sports arbitration panel.
Disgraced American cyclist Floyd Landis is planning to return to the peloton in 2009 after completing a ban for doping during the 2006 Tour de France. Landis won the 2006 Tour de France.
Elvis may join the party of comebacks, as Floyd Landis appears to be moving toward racing again in 2009. He joins his BFF Lance Armstrong on the comeback peddles. To Cycling News: USA's Floyd Landis, 32, will make his return to professional cycling after a two-year suspension with the team currently sponsored by Health Net-Maxxis, under a new title sponsor for 2009, sources confirmed with Cyclingnews....
Floyd Landis is preparing his own comeback. The American who won the 2006 Tour de France but then had his title stripped for a positive doping test is looking to return to a team run by Momentum Sports Group.
Cyclist Floyd Landis was stripped of his 2006 Tour de France title after he tested positive for synthetic testosterone. Donald Berry, a statistician at the University of Texas, doesn't buy it. Berry explains how drug testing could be more scientific.
Lance Armstrong is set to race in the Leadville Trail 100 on Saturday, a grueling 100-mile race in the Rockies of 1,000 mountain bike riders that left Floyd Landis battered and bleeding last year.
Lance Armstrong is set to race in the Leadville Trail 100 on Saturday, a grueling 100-mile race in the Rockies of 1,000 mountain bike riders that left Floyd Landis battered and bleeding last year.
Lance Armstrong is set to race in the Leadville Trail 100 on Saturday, a grueling 100-mile race in the Rockies of 1,000 mountain bike riders that left Floyd Landis battered and bleeding last year.
Lance Armstrong is set to race in the Leadville Trail 100 on Saturday, a grueling 100-mile race in the Rockies of 1,000 mountain bike riders that left Floyd Landis battered and bleeding last year.
I don't cover the international racing scene. Heck, I barely cover the local racing scene (due to ignorance, not malice). But there have been a few big stories including a race in France. First, Floyd Landis lost his appeal and...
