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Lance Armstrong: Doping in the ’90s was unstoppable
Disgraced former Tour de France champion says authorities had no chance in fight with drug cheats, writes Greg Leedham
Lance Armstrong claimed yesterday that many sporting authorities were powerless to prevent doping in the 1990s.
The disgraced former Tour de France champion said that bodies charged with running cycling and other endurance sports were fighting a losing battle against drug cheats because they did not have the “tools” to keep up with them.
The Texan cyclist, who admitted to systematic doping in an interview with chat show host Oprah Winfrey in January, was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles by the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
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