Lance 'no' to USADA

Lance Armstrong’s attorney, Tim Herman, has confirmed that the disgraced American cyclist will not speak under oath to US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) officials about his doping past.

The Texan’s legal team continues to challenge USADA’s jurisdiction in their latest statement, but did admit Armstrong would be willing to work with an “international tribunal” if one were to be established.

Armstrong was given a lifetime ban from competing in sport after a USADA report last year revealed extensive doping on his Tour de France winning teams.