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Lance Armstrong should get back his seven Tour de France titles, according to former rider Scott Mercier.
Lance: From fraud to forgiveness?
Reaction to his BBC interview suggests Lance Armstrong is still in detention, but the path to redemption could be closer to home.
Medal success for GB Para-cyclists
Tandem pairing Neil Fachie and Craig Maclean win two golds for GB at the Newport Para-cycling International.
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- Cycling chief has not delivered - Armstrong
- I'd probably cheat again - Armstrong
- Armstrong charm is false - Andreu
- Cavendish wins final San Luis stage
- Dowsett postpones hour record bid
- England Tour de Yorkshire route revealed
- Ex-Team Sky doctor banned for life
- New IoM cycling festival for 2016
- GB win fourth Track World Cup title
- Tour to race through Andorra in 2016
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