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Chapter closed as Armstrong opts against appeal

Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong missed the deadline to lodge an appeal over being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles for systematic doping, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced.
 

British paper sues Armstrong over libel payment

British newspaper The Sunday Times said on Sunday that it is suing Lance Armstrong for over £1 million ($1.6 million, 1.2 million euros) over a libel payment made to the disgraced cyclist in 2006.
 

Armstrong leaves cycling picking up the pieces

Credited with one of the greatest comebacks in sport, the Tour de France icon that was Lance Armstrong finished 2012 with a reputation as arguably its greatest fraud.
 

Wiggins happy to accept Sky's Tour leader decision

Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins insists he is happy to accept Team Sky's decision over their leader for next year's race, even if it means he doesn't have a chance to defend his title.
 

Wiggins named BBC Sports Personality of the Year

Tour de France winner and Olympic time-trial champion Bradley Wiggins was named BBC Sports Personality of the Year at a star-studded live ceremony in London on Sunday.
 

Kate attends first public engagement since illness

Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine on Sunday made her first public engagement since being hospitalised for severe morning sickness, presenting cyclist Bradley Wiggins with the prestigious BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
 

Wiggins named BBC Sports Personality of the Year

Tour de France winner and Olympic time-trial champion Bradley Wiggins was named BBC Sports Personality of the Year at a star-studded live ceremony in London on Sunday.
 

Kate to attend first public engagement since illness

Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine will attend an awards ceremony for stars of the sporting world on Sunday in her first public engagement since being hospitalised about two weeks ago for severe morning sickness.
 

I never saw Armstrong dope, says Ferrari

Lance Armstrong's former doctor Michele Ferrari on Friday insisted he had never seen the disgraced seven-time Tour de France winner dope.
 

Tour de France 2014 to start in Yorkshire

The 2014 Tour de France will start in the northern English county of Yorkshire, organisers of cycling's most prestigious and gruelling race announced on Friday.
 

LeMond "arrogant" to want to run UCI, says McQuaid

Former Tour de France winner Greg LeMond was "arrogant" in offering to act as interim president of the International Cycling Union (UCI) should incumbent Pat McQuaid give in to calls for his resignation, McQuaid has told AFP.
 

Contador and UCI reach deal over 2.5 mn euros fine

Spanish rider Alberto Contador has reached agreement with the International Cycling Union over a hefty fine he was ordered to pay, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced on Thursday.
 

Wiggins may target Tour defence after all

Bradley Wiggins says he is likely to defend his Tour de France title after all next year despite previously nominating the Giro d'Italia as his main objective for 2013.
 

Olympics 'boosted sports participation'

This year's Olympics and Paralympics in London has led to record numbers of people in England participating in sport, according to a survey conducted by Sports England after this year's London Games.
 

No evidence of EPO benefit, say scientists

Cyclists who dope themselves with EPO may not gain any performance advantage even though they are putting their health at risk, scientists said on Thursday.
 

IOC bides time with Armstrong Olympic medal

Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong will be able to hold on to his Olympic bronze medal from the time-trial event at the 2000 Games in Sydney for at least a little longer, the International Olympic Committee has said.
 

Commission calls for witnesses in Armstrong probe

An independent commission set up to probe the International Cycling Union's (UCI) handling of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal on Tuesday called for witnesses to get in touch.
 

LeMond ready to challenge for UCI top job

Former three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond said on Monday that he is prepared to challenge for the top job in world cycling as the sport battles to recover from the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.
 

Retired judge Otton to lead UCI's Armstrong probe

A former high-level judge will lead an independent probe into the cycling world governing body's handling of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, the organisation announced Friday.
 

Weary Contador needs time to prepare for Tour

Spanish champion cyclist Alberto Contador said Thursday he planned not to extend his exhausting career "too much" longer and insisted he needed lots of notice if he is to race in the next Tour de France.