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A film about Lance Armstrong's cycling comeback, shot in 2009 but shelved when his doping denials began to unravel.

Tour de France riders on Friday dismissed claims by shamed US cyclist Lance Armstrong that it was "impossible" to win the sport's most famous race without doping

Lance Armstrong could be forced to testify under oath about his doping after a US insurance firm filed a lawsuit Thursday.

A company wants the confessed dope cheat to repay the money the firm paid out after insuring his Tour victories in 2002, 2003 and 2004.

US federal agents are investigating disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong for crimes including obstruction and intimidation.

US prosecutors said they have no plans to press criminal charges against cycling cheat Lance Armstrong despite his recent confession.

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The International Cycling Union announced it had disbanded the independent commission to investigate alleged involvement by the global governing body in the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.

American jurors and US anti-doping officials should decide Lance Armstrong's fate rather than the International Cycling Union, the main investigator who has chased Armstrong for years has said.

Two readers once inspired by Lance Armstrong's books and now irked by his confession of doping are suing the disgraced cyclist in a California court.

Germany's only Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich, currently banned from cycling, has been criticised for not following Lance Armstrong's example and breaking his silence on doping.

Deadline.com has revealed that Hollywood is already interested in charting the downfall of American cyclist Lance Armstrong on the big screen.

Cycling Australia president Klaus Mueller has launched a stinging attack on Lance Armstrong, labelling the self-confessed drug cheat delusional following his interview with Oprah Winfrey.

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