Lance Armstrong tells Oprah Winfrey, 7 drug-fuelled Tours de France were just 'one big lie'

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AFP: New York, Friday, Jan 18, 2013 at 0802 hrs IST

Lance Armstrong finally admitted it. He doped. He was light on the details and didn't name names. He mused that he might not have been caught if not for his comeback in 2009. And he was certain his "fate was sealed'' when longtime friend, training partner and trusted lieutenant George Hincapie, ....Read more

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Elitist Lie v/s Mango man's lie: Funny way of explaining the behind-the scene dynamics of ELITE LIE

Gaurav | Friday , 18 Jan '13 12:19:30 PMReply | Forward

Lie is always a lie!! Khel khatam - Paise Hajam - Dukan Band. Extra-ordinary talent lost due to arrogance and power-hungry attitude. Even if you had finished last Lance, your participation itself would have been a laudable effort. Anyway, I wonder whether the International Sporting Fraternity and Watch-Dogs would also view Africans and Asians through the same lenses - a matter of debate indeed!!

How this becomes a title news in India ?

Swapan Panda | Friday , 18 Jan '13 12:09:26 PMReply | Forward

I am absolutely puzzled by reporting of such news. How this becomes title news of Indian Express ? Don't you have enough of your own.......diesel price hike, India Pakistan border tension, rape victim's trial.....I think this is real gimmick news in India, higly unconcrned about issues related to people of this country.

How this becomes a title news in India ?

Swapan Panda | Friday , 18 Jan '13 12:09:00 PMReply | Forward

Spare a moment to acknowledge my accomplishment

True Indian | Friday , 18 Jan '13 9:15:13 AMReply | Forward

Just a few months back I was a fat, unfit guy who could barely cycle a few kms before getting exhausted. Today, I have as many Tour de France titles and Olympic medals as Lance Armstrong.