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Международният колоездачен съюз няма да коментира решението на Американската антидопингова агенция да лиши Ланс Армстронг от седемте му титли в Обиколката на Франция, докато не получи "мотивирано решение" от агенцията, обявиха от световната централа. През юни USADA обвини Армстронг в употреба на допинг, а той от своя страна даде агенцията на съд. След това обаче американецът реши да се откаже от борбата. "В определен момент в живота на всеки човек идва миг, когато трябва да кажеш "достатъчно, всичко свърши". За мен този миг настъпи", заяви Армстронг. След неговото изявление Американската антидопингова агенция обяви, че ще лиши Армстронг от седемте му титли в Тура и ще му наложи доживотно наказание. "Международния колоездачен съюз признава, че решението на USADA е според кодекса на Световната антидопингова организация. В член 8.3 обаче се казва, че когато изслушването не е пред УАДА се предоставя на заинтересованите страни (в случая Ланс Армстронг, Световната антидопингова агенция и UCI) мотивирано решение, с което се обяснява предприетите действия. Докато не получим такова решение, ние няма да правим коментари по темата", се казва в изявление на Международния колоездачен съюз.
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On The Fly: Hoosiers Are The Team To BeatThe Associated Press Top 25 preseason poll starts with No. 1 Indiana, No. 2 Louisville and No. 3 Kentucky. The Hoosiers, in their fifth season under Tom Crean, return seven-footer Cody Zeller, who averaged 15.6 points last season as a freshman. Indiana... Tags: Indiana Hoosiers, Aaron Hernandez, Tour de France, International Cycling Union, Barclays Center No One Will Replace Lance Armstrong As Tour de France Winner For 1999-2005 RacesSeven successive Tour de France races from 1999-2005 were officially declared without winners on Friday after the International Cycling Union (UCI) decided nobody would replace the disgraced Lance Armstrong as champion. The decision, supported by Tour... Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Track Cycling, International Cycling Union, Tour de France, Ivan Basso Lance Armstrong Stripped Of 7 Tour Titles By Cycling's World Governing BodyLance Armstrong's name is coming out of cycling's record books. Armstrong was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life by cycling's governing body Monday following a report from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency that accused him of... Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Tour de France, Cycling Livestrong Boosts Health And Morale After Breast Cancer TreatmentThe Hartford CourantSheryl Simoni had been a runner until her knees gave out — she used to walk around the neighborhood with friends. Darlene Dukes used to work out regularly until fatigue overcame her. Linda Finlay never bothered to put on sneakers, "I don't like to... Tags: Yale-New Haven Hospital, Physical Fitness and Exercise, YMCA, Southington, Fatigue Breast Cancer Treatment Is Over But How Do You Get Back To Normal? The Hartford CourantA diagnosis of breast cancer often leads to a treatment plan that includes surgery, chemotherapy and/or radiation and frequent check-ups. As the treatment takes place over time, a routine develops. But what happens — and what should a patient do... Tags: Quitting Smoking, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Health and Medical Professionals, YMCA, Healthcare Provider Armstrong Can't Dodge His Tainted LegacyThe Hartford CourantLance Armstrong's decision not to fight long-standing allegations that he used performance-enhancing drugs to spike seven Tour De France cycling championships came within days of Roger Clemens' decision to lace up his spikes again. (The 50-year-old... Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Justice System, Mail Order Industry, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Floyd Landis Ed Page On Facebook: Do You Still Admire Lance Armstrong? The following is an abridged version of a discussion on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/edpagecourant. Craig Christensen: Although he was caught cheating for using PEDs, you cannot take away what the man has done for the fight of cancer; he may not... Tags: Cancer, Heroism, Heroin, Tour de France, World Anti-Doping Agency I Think, Therefore I ScamThis is a philosophical debate on Lance Armstrong. We'll be getting into Immanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill, David Hume … OK, OK, you probably are wondering why this ninny from the Play-Doh department is trespassing onto Plato's sacred turf? Tags: Cancer, Philosophy, Tour de France, The Washington Post, Jerry Springer |Story Millar On Comeback Trail, Riding With ConfidenceAssociated PressBritish cyclist David Millar had his best Tour de France ride in five years, placing third in Tuesday's time trial. Now, he's promising even more. The 31-year-old Millar, who previously served a two-year ban after admitting to doping, had not placed in... Tags: Trials, Tour de France, Cycling Trial, Cycling Showtime exec discusses boxing's network return, 2013 plansBoxing's return to network television for the first time in 15 years went off smoothly Saturday, though there were moments when it wasn't certain it would come off without interruption. Stephen Espinoza, the television executive presiding over the... Tags: CBS Corp., Welterweight, Oscar De La Hoya, Tyler Hamilton, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. Reuters Sports News SummaryReutersFollowing is a summary of current sports news briefs. Watson named U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2014 NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tom Watson was named captain of the 2014 United States Ryder Cup team on Thursday, a move the Americans hope will end their run of... Tags: Trials, International Cycling Union, PGA Tour, Tennis, Wimbledon Championships