Brendan Gallagher

Daily Telegraph

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After years of rumors, reports and denials, the  United States Anti-Doping Agency  has released a 200-page report and thousands of pages of evidence against Lance Armstrong, who…

Could Armstrong Doping Scandal Force Cycling to Clean Up?

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