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• Must Read: Anti-gay group targets Tour

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published 5 days ago

  Group known as Hommen promises to use the 21-stage race as a platform for its message

• Must Read: Wiggins’ Tour hopes threatened?

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published May. 31, 2013

  Sky rider is unable to "train properly" and his Tour de France hopes may be in jeopardy

• Must Read: Bruyneel returns with blog post

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Apr. 18, 2013

  Disgraced team director steers clear of the doping scandal that has enveloped him

• Must Read: Armstrong tests not positive; 2 'suspicious'

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Apr. 14, 2013
  • Updated Apr. 15, 2013 at 11:27 AM EDT

  3 Wire Sports reports that while Armstrong's tests never rose to the level of a positive, two of his samples were categorized as “highly

• Must Read: Doping panel to speak in Austin

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Apr. 9, 2013

  Greg and Kathy LeMond, along with Betsy Andreu, will speak at a symposium about doping at the University of Texas in Austin

• Must Read: Freire denies doping at Rabobank

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Mar. 17, 2013

  "There are clean riders, there were before and there are now," says Freire

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  Must Read: Vande Velde returns to racing Monday

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Mar. 16, 2013

  Christian Vande Velde speaks about his pending return to racing with ESPN's Bonnie D. Ford

• Must Read: Politician helps 'drunk and alone' Andy Schleck

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Mar. 15, 2013

  Frenchman says he ran into the RadioShack-Leopard rider in a Munich hotel after he withdrew from Tirreno-Adriatico

• Must reads: Armstrong blames sponsor contracts

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Mar. 6, 2013

  Lance Armstrong sits down for another interview, this time with Sports Illustrated. He gives new information about his doping case

• Must Read: Armstrong unlikely to talk with USADA

  • By VeloNews.com
  • Published Jan. 26, 2013

  The Associated Press reports that Armstrong would prefer to speak to the UCI and WADA