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Armstrong's fall from grace may help cycling

August 25, 2012 - 9:20am

Cycling supporters say that Lance Armstrong's fall from grace, while sad, may benefit the sport in the future by demonstrating to potential cheaters what can happen to them — eventually — if they do...

Snobbed

By ALLEZ By Jose Vicente Araneta | October 31, 2005 - 12:00am

Last week, the Amaury Sports Organization (ASO), owner and organizer of the Tour de France, unveiled that 2006 route. Instead of talking about the race and the route, ASO instead talked about cleaning up the...

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