A REVIEW OF LANCE ARMSTRONG DOPING CHARGES

Martial Saugy, chief on the Swiss anti-doping agency, later on confirmed that they discovered four urine samples suspicious of EPO use for the 2001 race, but reported there was no "favourable examination" and claimed not to find out whether the suspicious final results belonged to Armstrong., but lost his battle to own his have statement included i

That year Armstrong completed 23rd in what he had introduced, ahead of the race’s start, to be his last Tour de France. He retired for any 2nd time in February 2011 and thereafter started competing in triathlons. The 2010 grand jury investigation was closed in February 2012 without felony fees filed in opposition to Armstrong.“I am so happy wit