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 CyclingNews:
UCI president Pat McQuaid’s press conference to accept USADA’s decision
to strip Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles may have
begun with a strongly-worded indictment of the Texan’s legacy, but it
ended with questions still lingering over the UCI’s relationship with
the rider during his career.
![[UCI sends mixed message] Pat McQuaid sent a mixed message for former dopers on Monday's press conference. Photo: Gregor Brown | VeloNews.com](http://velonews.competitor.com/files/2012/10/P1090119-e1350915592688-748x421.jpg "[UCI sends mixed message] Pat McQuaid sent a mixed message for former dopers on Monday's press conference. Photo: Gregor Brown | VeloNews.com") VeloNews:
The UCI sent mixed messages today when it confirmed that Lance
Armstrong would lose all seven Tour de France wins. President Pat
McQuaid said that Armstrong has no place in cycling, but left the door
open for other dopers.
![[What's next for Armstrong] The UCI dropped the curtain on Lance Armstrong's sporting career, but his battles are far from over. Photo: Franck Fife | AFP](http://velonews.competitor.com/files/2012/10/000_PAR2003060804759-629x421.jpg "[What's next for Armstrong] The UCI dropped the curtain on Lance Armstrong's sporting career, but his battles are far from over. Photo: Franck Fife | AFP") VeloNews:
This one is anything but over. The curtains keep falling, endlessly,
around former world champion Lance Armstrong, whom the UCI finally
stripped of his seven Tour wins on Monday, as it categorically upheld a
searing U.S. Anti-Doping Agency report issued earlier this month.
 CyclingNews:
“Lance Armstrong has no place in cycling,” UCI president Pat McQuaid
said. In accepting the USADA's decision to ban Armstrong, the UCI has
wiped out nearly over a decade of results and changed cycling history.
 CyclingWeekly:
Sky Principal Dave Brailsford is committed to sticking to the team's
strict zero-tolerance approach to doping, but is coming in for
increasing levels of criticism for the approach.
 VeloNation:
Dutchman one of many to have benefited from the sponsorship.
 CyclingNews:
Garmin-Sharp boss Jonathan Vaughters believes that Cycling Australia
went too far in sacking Matt White and allowing Stephen Hodge to step
away from his role as vice president.
UCI
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 RBAction:
One of America's greatest racers has some advice for us all.
 CyclingNews:
Major prevails in women's field, extends GC advantage.
CyclingNews:
Tom Boonen (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) believes that the onus is on Lance
Armstrong to end the doubt over the American's racing history, and is
frustrated by catharctic change currently engulfing cycling.
Peloton:
Team Sky's zero tolerance policy on drug use needs to be scrutinized in
light of the Lance Armstrong scandal, according to one of the world's
leading experts on blood doping.
Rules
of the
Road
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“This is the most crucial time in cycling’s history.”
road.cc:
Tour organiser and Texan insurance co first in the queue for refunds as
UCI confirms USADA sanctions.
 CyclingNews:
The UCI issued a detailed statement after the press conference in
Geneva, formalizing their position and explaining exactly why they have
decided to recognise and implement Lance Armstrong's ban.
 InnerRing:
Today Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his seven wins in the Tour
de France as the UCI announced it would accept the USADA decision in
full.
 CyclingNews:
The UCI has announced that it will ratify the USADA verdict, banning
Lance Armstrong for life and stripping him of his seven Tour de France
victories.
 CyclingNews:
Former Tour de France champion Cadel Evans has confirmed contact with
Dr. Michele Ferrari, an Italian doctor now banned for life following
the outcome of USADA's investigation of the US Postal doping scheme
this summer. Ferrari is also at the center of a vast money-laundering
and doping ring investigation by Padua prosecutor Benedetto Roberti,
where he could face criminal charges in the weeks to come.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Fast rolling, with great grip in most
conditions and only minor niggles."
 BicycleRetailer: CamelBak
is adding a glass version of its eddy bottle, which has already been
available in plastic and stainless steel versions.
VeloNation:
“This is not a life.”
|  RedKitePrayer:
"The UCI is the idiot husband whose wife announces she is leaving
because he won’t stop cheating, to which he replies, ‘Oh, so you’re
upset that I told you your haircut is ugly?’"
 EuroSport:
Lance Armstrong has been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles
and given a life ban by world cycling's governing body.
 HearldSun:
The voice of world cycling, Phil Liggett, says Lance Armstrong swore to
his face he didn't dope but the veteran commentator now feels like 'a
fool' for staunchly defending the fallen cyclist for so long.
 CyclingNews:
Oakley cut ties with its long time sponsored athlete Lance Armstrong on
Monday after the UCI announced that it was upholding the rulings of the
US Anti-Doping Association (USADA) and confirming Armstrong's lifetime
ban.
 CyclingNews:
Chipotle confirmed Monday that it would not be renewing its sponsorship
of the Slipstream Sports development squad that has carried its name
for the past two seasons.
 PEZ:
"A National Championship win and victories all over the country have
shown that Jeremy Powers is the man to beat when it comes to cyclocross
in the States. We talked to Powers just before flying out to this past
weekend's World Cup in the Czech Republic as he gears up for his
season's big goal, the World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky."
 BikeRadar:
Wilier Triestina has issued a voluntary precautionary recall of forks
supplied with their Izoard XP road bikes. The recall affects forks with
certain serial numbers shipped from October 1, 2011 to October 19,
2012. All bikes shipped from October 22, 2012 are "guaranteed and safe
in every respect" say Wilier.
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