I wondered when you were going to mention something about this. To be honest, I agree. I assumed he'd been tested probably more times than the average cyclist because of his cancer etc. Of course he probably has the will and drive to aspire to these wins - he survived cancer. It's probably changed his entire persepctive on a few things. What you said at the end is absolutely true.

Yeah, I waited to mention it because I wanted to see what,or if, there would be more "proof". I'd be lying to say I haven't my own doubts at one time or another, but I always come back to the conclusion that Armstrong has far more to lose from doping than to gain.

I read the article from the French newspaper, as well as a few others, and it smacks of anti-americanism and jealousy. Also, this newspaper isn't exactly the most ethical or honest--they hate Lance. So does most of the French media. Pound is a Canadian, and he's not a supporter of Armstrong either (the WADA has pressed the meaning of "harrassment" when it comes to testing Armstrong).

It's a sad affair. Pathetic. The guy is retired. He won't be "disrupting" the "French's sport" anymore. So why can't they just leave him alone? I think, there are a few people carrying around mountains on their shoulders instead of chips.