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Lance Armstrong is back in the saddle doing what he does best. While he isn’t going to win this year’s Tour de France, the fact that he’s out there says everything about Armstrong’s competitive nature.But is the superstar rider about to enter a competition that he can’t win?
Are the drug allegations against him going to ruin a reputation that he spent decades building?
While Armstrong said he isn’t looking for any gifts on the track, he has to hope that at least he’ll have the presumption of innocence off of it
Both disgraced champion Floyd Landis and three-time Tour winner Greg LeMond are lobbing dirt at Armstrong’s reputation concerning performance-enhancing drugs.
LeMond, who was subpoenaed to appear, tells the Denver Post that the evidence will be “overwhelming” against Armstrong in a f prederalobe.
Armstrong has been adamant about racing clean and in a letter to the federal prosecutor his lawyer wrote “this appears to be a full-blown and largely unmonitored exploration of Floyd Landis’ patently unreliable and routinely changing accusations of possible improper conduct in the professional cycling industry at large.”
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