Armstrong ready to ride into history books

Lance Armstrong expects to be the target for doping allegations on the eve of the Tour de France as he aims to become the first man to win six Tours when this year’s race starts

Lance Armstrong expects to be the target for doping allegations on the eve of the Tour de France but the biggest name in cycling has pointed to his longevity as proof that he does not use performance-enhancing drugs.

With the Texan aiming to become the first man to win six Tours when this year’s race starts with Saturday’s prologue in Liege, Armstrong – who confirmed he will race next year whatever the result this year – has spoken out against the rumours that dog him and his sport.

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