Lance Armstrong Gets Vindication

Jun 16, 2006

A Dutch investigator commissioned by the International Cycling Union, to independently verify allegations against Lance Armstrong that, in 1999, he used a banned substance, has vindicated the seven-time defending Tour de France Champion.   Last year, the French newspaper, L’Equipe published a series of stories that accused Armstrong of testing positive for EPO, a red blood cell-boosting hormone that increases an athlete’s endurance. The article citied results of six urine samples provid
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