Armstrong spurred on by fresh doping claims
Written on Monday, 05 July 2010 00:00
Lance Armstrong's final Tour de France kicked off in typically dramatic style as he started Saturday making a ferocious denial of new doping allegations and finished it off with his best time trial performance since his racing comeback began last year. Armstrong woke up on Saturday morning to find the Wall Street Journal had published a second interview overnight with his former team-mate Floyd Landis, once again accusing the seven-times Tour winner of doping.
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