What Lance said, and what it means
AN EXPERT in psychology helps us make sense of what Lance Armstrong said in his tell-all interview with Oprah.
Cycling
Armstrong admits to ‘one big lie’
EXPLOSIVE ADMISSIONS: LANCE Armstrong has apologised after admitting his Tour de France titles were fuelled by an array of drugs.
More than words: Expert interprets Lance
LANCE Armstrong touched his face 22 times during the interview with Oprah. Body language expert David Alssema tells us what that means.
Lock up Lance the liar
THERE is only one place in the world left for Lance Armstrong: inside a prison cell.
Gerrans ‘flying’ this year: Durbridge
LUKE Durbridge is adamant reigning Tour Down Under titleholder Simon Gerrans is even better positioned to claim glory this year.
Time for cycling to move forward
THE Lance Armstrong reaction, I’ m sort of prepared for it because it’s been pretty much coming.
Sherwen just glad era is over
LANCE Armstrong’s former mentor Paul Sherwen and confidante says he’s forgiven the Texan.
Former teammates tune out Lance
AS LANCE Armstrong dropped his doping confession on live TV, riders on his former team didn’t even stop training to tune in.
Lance’s sorry effort just laughable
ANALYSIS: LANCE Armstrong’s attempt at redemption through an Oprah interview was insincere, evasive and self-serving.
How to make a buck from Lance’s baldness
WITHIN moments of the Oprah interview going to air, one business was showing a novel approach to making a buck out of Lance Armstrong’s confession.
Lance Armstrong’s key admissions
LANCE Armstrong finally confessed to many issues during a 90-minute interview with Oprah Winfrey. Here’s how the broadcast unfolded.
Lance gets the cartoon treatment
WATCH THE VIDEO: THOUGHT the Lance Armstrong saga couldn’t get any more twisted? Think again.
Lance Armstrong tries remorse
LANCE Armstrong tweeted a photo of himself in November relaxing on his couch, gazing up at seven framed Tour de France yellow jerseys.
BMC team practises for coming trial
UCI road world champion Philippe Gilbert put on his best poker face during the Tour Down Under’s steep Corkscrew Rd climb yesterday.
Hot wheels hose off in searing sun
IT WAS not just Tour Down Under team-mates Jurgen Roelandts and Andrew Greipel who needed respite from yesterday’s heat.
REPLAY: Chat with Adam Hansen
SANTOS Tour Down Under cyclist Adam Hansen joined us to chat with our readers ahead of the big race. See what he had to say.
Youth restoring cycling’s pride
CYCLING’S next generation of riders are helping to restore their sport’s pride at the Australian Youth Olympics.
Aussie strongman rides for the team
IT should surprise few that Australian cycling’s ironman Adam Hansen hopes Adelaide turns on scorching weather for next week’s Tour Down Under (TDU).
Tour Down Under stages and jerseys
FIND out where the Tour is headed and what the riders are battling for with our full guide to the stages and jerseys on this year’s tour.
Armstrong’s confession ‘will fail’
LANCE Armstrong’s plan to use “celebrity confession” to save his career – and to avoid paying out an estimated $100 million in damages – will fail.
Carlee is BMC’s five-star Tour guide
BMC Racing bumped into a five-star tour guide when SA’s Carlee Taylor showed the WorldTour team the perils of Corkscrew Road.
Cycling to ride out Lance scandal
IT IS “very unlikely” cycling will be thrown out of the 2016 Rio Games, despite the fall-out from the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, says the IOC.
Lifeline for Armstrong
WORLD ironman triathlon boss Andrew Messick has confirmed Lance Armstrong could race ironman events if his life suspension is reduced.
Lance offered US government $5M
UPDATE: LANCE Armstrong reportedly offered to give the US government $5 million in compensation for alleged fraud.
Armstrong case is sad – Wiggins
BRITISH cycling star Bradley Wiggins said Lance Armstrong’s anticipated admission of doping would be both a “great” and “sad” day for the sport.
GreenEDGE leaves out proven stars
ORICA-GreenEDGE will not discuss why former winner Cameron Meyer and Michael Matthews were left out of its line-up for the Santos Tour Down Under.
Liggett hopes for truth from Lance
WORLD cycling’s most respected voice, Phil Liggett, hopes a doping confession from Lance Armstrong has put the disgraced rider at peace.
Riders to wait for Lance’s words
LANCE Armstrong’s former teammates want to hear a doping confession from the disgraced rider’s own mouth before weighing into cycling’s darkest hour.
Durbridge to be Tour ‘helper’
AUSTRALIAN road and time trial champion Luke Durbridge has been charged with helping team-mates Matt Goss and Simon Gerrans in the TDU.
CA’s bid to salvage cycling’s rep
CYCLING Australia is considering asking riders, staff and management to sign a document declaring any involvement in doping.
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