Nike has ended its commercial partnership with the Livestrong Foundation set up by disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong.

Lance Armstrong has been stopped from competing at a masters swimming event in Texas in what would have been the banned cyclist’s first return to competitive sport.

Chief executive Travis Tygart is confident the United States Anti-Doping Agency can continue its investigation to clean up cycling without the help of Lance Armstrong.

Dave Brailsford, Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome are all looking towards a bright, drug-free future as cycling attempts to recover from the damage done by Lance Armstrong.

Sunday Times journalist David Walsh said today he felt “a little bit of sympathy” for Lance Armstrong following the disgraced cyclist’s admission of drug-taking during his career.

Lance Armstrong’s former team-mate Tyler Hamilton believes the disgraced cyclist is “not 100 per cent” sorry.

One of Lance Armstrong’s biggest critics today dismissed the former cyclist’s public show of contrition, labelling him “delusional”.

One of the people to have branded Lance Armstrong as a doper long before his confession is willing to meet him after having her story verified at last.

The second segment of Oprah Winfrey's interview with Lance Armstrong was never going to contain the same level of fireworks but it did produce a hint of the anticipated waterworks.

More questions than answers — and Lance Armstrong is still the only one who can repair the damage he caused

Lance Armstrong’s insistence that he had stopped doping when he made his Tour de France comeback in 2009 has been challenged following his appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show.

Lance Armstrong’s former Irish masseuse has rejected his apology after he admitted bullying her for speaking out about his cheating.

The day after part one of the highly-anticipated Lance Armstrong interview on the Oprah Winfrey Network was always going to be about those he crushed along the way.

The two Irish sportswriters who doggedly pursued Lance Armstrong throughout his career have dismissed the disgraced Texan’s TV confessional as a futile, desperate bid to mount one last climb — this time, out of the gutter he has mired himself in.

Triple Major winner Pádraig Harrington believes cycling can recover from the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.

Olympic silver medal-winning boxer Ken Egan believes the Lance Armstrong doping scandal will make sports people think twice about using banned substances.

An Irish cyclist who raced against Lance Armstrong last night blasted the shamed American doper.