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 NBC:
It’s a shame that the mission of the Livestrong Foundation has been
undermined by the turmoil engulfing its founder, but when your work is
so closely tied to the celebrity of somebody like Lance Armstrong, that
type of confluence is inevitable.
 CyclingFans:
Live online streaming: Oprah and Lance Armstrong: The Worldwide
Exclusive:
Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18 at
9:00pm ET (3:00am CET).
 CyclingNews:
Any decision to come after Oprah/Armstrong interview.
 CyclingNews:
Report claims Texan's offer to be a witness also knocked back.
 InnerRing:
Too many acronyms? Yes but no matter which way you arrange the letters
this spells trouble for the UCI.
 VeloNation:
Press and public attend velodrome launch at Eddy Merckx Cycling Centre
in Gent, Belgium.
 CyclingNews:
Saxo-Tinkoff Spaniard's season kicks off in six days.
Races & Results.
USA Cross Championships - Jan 9-13 (Races), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Stages), Tour of California - May 12-19 (Stages), Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages), Vuelta a Espaņa - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages),  road.cc:
Olympic silver medallist insists cycling clean now and says focus on
doping should be left in past.
 VeloNews:
The Lance Armstrong doping scandal is cutting a large swath across
cycling and it’s being particularly felt in cycling-crazed Flanders.
 CyclingNews:
New points system to favor UCI-sanctioned races.
 VeloNews:
The U.S. government can take Lance Armstrong to court once the fallen
rider publicly admits to doping, according experts and people familiar
with the matter.
 Bicycling:
Ride On, Tucson! charges no admission and welcomes cyclists of all
levels.
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 CyclingNews:
Dopers are thieves deserving jail punishment.
 NBC:
Lance Armstrong won seven Tour de France cycling titles in a career
that made him a superstar. But he was dogged by allegations of doping,
and last year he was stripped of his titles after a scathing report by
the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. Here are some of the key people in the
Armstrong story.
 VeloNews:
At the UCI, it’s the same as it ever was.
 VeloNation:
Hopes for change in stance from governing body and that WADA, USADA and
CCN will return.
 CyclingNews:
Complete Armstrong confession could have “enormous consequences.”
 road.cc:
Bradley Wiggins under Twitter attack after references to 1990s and Paul
Kimmage, while Mark Cavendish goes off the deep end in Belgium.
 SBS:
A Taiwanese news group has released its cheeky take on the Lance
Armstrong scandal with an animation of the disgraced cyclist turning
into a vampire during his interview with chat show queen Oprah
Winfrey.
 VeloNation:
“There will be a lot of people wanting a slice of his bank account.”
 VeloNation:
Talented Briton speaks about step up to the pro ranks with Argos
Shimano.
 Peloton:
Raleigh has a long and storied history as one of the oldest bicycle
companies in the world.
 BikeRadar:
If you're commuting by bike or doing some off-road touring in the heart
of winter, a low maintenance approach to your bike makes a lot of
sense.
CyclingNews:
All of cycling could lose if UCI is proven complicit in covering up
doping.
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 ColoradoDaily:
A s Lance Armstrong confesses to doping to Oprah Winfrey in a special
two-part series airing Thursday and Friday night, some Boulder cyclists
will be yelling at their television sets in bars, restaurants and homes.
 Helen
Wyman: "Selection for any world championships is always a contentious
issue. Riders feel they have missed out or been let down by their
federations, many having met selection criteria or worse still, not
known of criteria to meet, ultimately resulting in them missing out on
the opportunity to compete in the most prestigious event on the annual
cyclocross calendar."
 InnerRing:
The story stretches from primetime sofa to the US Department of Justice
via the Tour de France and features an international celebrity in the
midst of a downfall more public than Felix Baumgartner’s leap.
 CyclingNews:
Cannot rule out the possibility of “manipulation” though.
 USAToday:
The worst cheater in the history of sports has come clean not because
it's the right thing to do, but because he must believe it's the
expedient thing to do.
 CyclingNews:
Dutchman claims not to understand the “whole fuss.”
VeloNews:
The U.S. government can take Lance Armstrong to court once the fallen
rider publicly admits to doping, according experts and people familiar
with the matter.
 NBC:
Lance Armstrong may not face criminal charges for admitting to doping,
but fending off millions in civil claims could be tougher than climbing
the Col du Tourmalet, experts say.
 CyclingTips: Minister
for Sport Kate Lundy today released the independent review into Cycling
Australia conducted by the Hon James Wood AO QC.
 CyclingWeekly:
Lance Armstrong "mesmerized and riveted" Oprah Winfrey on Monday when
he reportedly confessed to doping. The talk show host said that she
prepared, but was surprised by Armstrong's answers in an interview that
airs Thursday and Friday.
 PEZ:
Tom Peterson is a quiet guy from North Bend near Seattle, he won a
stage in the Tour of California in 2009 and has ridden the Vuelta a
Espaņa twice and the Giro d’Italia and has been a trusted domestique
since he turned Pro with TIAA-CREF in 2006. He moved on to Garmin-Sharp
and now will be a Grand Tour specialist at Argos-Shimano.
VeloNation:
Agency says lack of amnesty for witnesses, terms of references and
timeframe are of concerns.
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