Tour de France

By Debbie Emery - Radar Reporter Lance Armstrong's fall from glory took another shocking tumble on Thursday when it was revealed that he and his cohorts

"The critics say I'm arrogant. A doper. Washed up. A fraud," Lance Armstrong said in 2008. Six years later, it's now one of his former confidantes who's

Lance Armstrong's former fiancée Sheryl Crow will always have a place in his heart -- but not in his garage. RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the

Italian cyclist Roberto Gaggioli claims disgraced American champ Lance Armstrong paid him $100,000 to throw a 1993 race so he could win the million dollar

Lance Armstrong's troubles just got a whole lot worse. On Friday the Justice Department joined a whistle-blower lawsuit against the disgraced cyclist. In 2010,

In a surprising -- and very last minute -- change of heart, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong may now testify under oath before the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency

Lance Armstrong's former teammate's wife is speaking out about the cyclist's spectacular fall from grace, and slamming his (now ex) longterm girlfriend turned

Matthew McConaughey probably won't be sporting a Livestrong bracelet anytime soon, but he's made peace with his friend, and fellow Texan, Lance Armstrong. The

His reputation is in ruins and his seven Tour de France titles have been taken back, but Lance Armstrong may still be able to rise from the ashes of his

Lance Armstrong's blockbuster TV confessional still has people reeling, including the people who run the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. During his interview on the

Lance Armstrong is still lying, investigators close to the case have told ABC News . In his blockbuster interview on the OWN channel, Armstrong insisted he

In the second part of his dramatic TV interview, Lance Armstrong showed a brief flash of emotion but also came across as the same arrogant, defiant, calculating

Lance Armstrong has offically admitted to doping through most of his career and all of his illustrious seven Tour de France victories, RadarOnline.com is

Things could get a whole lot worse before they get better for cyclist Lance Armstrong, who won't be miraculously saved from disgrace by his long-awaited doping

After adamantly denying accusations of doping for years, shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong has finally apologized to the staff at his Livestrong cancer foundation

Lance Armstrong is heading to TV to finally admit that he used performance enhancing drugs during his pro cycling career. Armstrong will tape the interview on

After a decade of vehement denials that he ever used performance enhancing drugs,Lance Armstrong is strongly considering admitting that he did just that, The

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong is being sued by The Sunday Times for more than $1.6 million after the cyclist’s successful libel action against the British

By Debbie Emery - Radar Reporter Could this be the final step in Lance Armstrong's public career? The shamed cyclist who was stripped of his seven Tour de

By Radar Staff Lance who? After a historic run atop the sport, on Monday the International Cycling Union (UCI) officially stripped the cyclist of the seven-time

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong was front and center for a bash celebrating Livestrong's 15th anniversary, two days after the cyclist resigned as head of the

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong's fall from grace continues. Nike has ended its' association with the ostracized athlete after he resigned from his Livestrong

By Radar Staff The hits keep on coming for Lance Armstrong.On Friday night's edition of Anderson Cooper 360, former pro cyclist Tyler Hamilton said "the first

By Debbie Emery - Radar Reporter Shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong has called the doping case against him an "unconstitutional witch hunt," but a report from the

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong has been told to stay home from the upcoming Chicago Marathon.The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's lifetime ban on Armstrong bars him

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong had blood transfusions while racing to help cover up his use of banned performance enhancing drugs. That's just one of the

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong's former assistant Mike Anderson has penned a scathing article about the disgraced cyclist for Outside magazine.Anderson, who

By Radar Staff Sheryl Crow provided information last year to federal investigators looking into the doping programs that powered her former fiancé’s Tour de

By Radar Staff Lance Armstrong defiantly hopped on his wheels and completed a mountain bike race in Aspen, Colorado on Saturday, only a day after he was

By Radar Staff Calling it an "unconstitutional witch hunt," Lance Armstrong Thursday decided to stop battling the drug case the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has

By Debbie Emery - Radar Reporter Cycling super star Lance Armstrong was slammed with more doping charges from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on Tuesday that could

By Adam S. LevyRadar Staff Writer "20+ year career. 500 drug controls worldwide, in and out of competition. Never a failed test. I rest my case." That's what

Lance Armstrong said that the upcoming 2010 Tour de France will be the final one of his career. "This will be [my] final Tour de France. It's been a great ride.

After years of denials, disgraced Tour de France winner Floyd Landis is finally admitting that he did in fact use performance-enhancing drugs --and a bombshell

After breaking his collarbone during a first stage race in Spain on March 23, Lance Armstrong’s hopes of competing in this year’s Tour de France this summer