Federal prosecutors close case against Lance Armstrong; no charges to be filed
Federal prosecutors dropped their investigation of Lance Armstrong on
Friday, ending a nearly two-year effort aimed at determining whether the
seven-time Tour de France winner and his teammates participated in a
doping program.
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Valverde happy with strong performance in Australia
Spanish cyclist Alejandro Valverde says his strong performance in Tour
Down Under has relieved some of the pressure after returning from a
two-year doping ban.
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McEwen bemoans lack of Olympic success
Three-time Tour de France points winner Robbie McEwen would happily
trade one of his green jerseys for the Olympic glory that eluded him,
the experienced Australian sprinter said on Tuesday.
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CAS sets Feb. 6 date for Contador verdict
The Court of Arbitration for Sport says it plans to publish its verdict in Alberto Contador's doping case on Feb. 6.
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London to host cycling festival after Olympics
A two-day 'festival of cycling' will be the first large scale event to
use the Olympic Park when it reopens in 2013 after this year's Games,
London mayor and keen pedaller Boris Johnson announced on Thursday.
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Simon Gerrans wins Tour Down Under
Australia's Simon Gerrans won the Tour Down Under for the second time
Sunday, giving newly formed Australian GreenEDGE its first victory in a
World Tour event.
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Valverde wins 5th stage of Tour Down Under
Spain's Alejandro Valverde made an emotional return from a two-year
doping ban by winning the fifth and longest stage of the Tour Down Under
on Saturday, closing in on overall victory in the first event of the
2012 World Tour.
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Kolobnev gets court date for Tour doping case
The International Cycling Union's appeal to have Russian rider Alexandr
Kolobnev banned for doping at the 2011 Tour de France will be heard next
month.
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Greipel win sprint in 3rd stage of Tour Down Under
Andre Greipel announced himself as a potential threat to sprint-king
Mark Cavendish when the German claimed another impressive victory in the
third stage of the Tour Down Under in Australia on Thursday.
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Clarke wins 2nd stage of Tour Down Under
Unheralded Australian William Clarke won the second stage of cycling's
Tour Down Under on Wednesday, defying the peleton in one of the boldest
individual breakaways in the history of the World Tour event.
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Greipel on top in crash-marred stage Down Under
German Andre Greipel won the opening stage of the Tour Down Under
cycling as three riders and a spectator were taken to hospital following
a crash on Tuesday.
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CAS says Contador ruling in 2 weeks
The Court of Arbitration for Sport will issue its decision on Alberto Contador's doping case in about two weeks
following delays prompted by questions about the panel's independence.
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Contador to testify in Puerto trial
Three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador is one of the cyclists who have been called to testify in the trial of seven people linked to the Operation Puerto doping scandal.
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Greipel of Germany wins Down Under Classic
German sprinter Andre Greipel won the 31-mile Down Under Classic on Sunday. It's a prelude to the Tour Down Under cycle race that is the first event of the UCI World Tour.
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Ivan Basso will compete in Giro d'Italia
Italy's Ivan Basso has confirmed he will bid for a third Giro d'Italia title this year.
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Spanish Vuelta starts in Pamplona, favors climbers
Spanish Vuelta organizers unveiled a 2012 route that favors climbers in a race confined to the north of the country.
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Indurain: 2012 Vuelta looks great for climbers
This year's Vuelta a Espana looks tailor-made for climbers like Alberto
Contador with a lot of mountain top finishes, five-times Tour de France
winner and Pamplona native Miguel Indurain said on Wednesday.
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Protest mars Contador case at CAS
Lawyers working to prove that Alberto Contador doped at the 2010 Tour de
France came "very close" to walking out in protest at his hearing
before the Court of Arbitration for Sport, The Associated Press has
learned.
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