Doping hearing reveals shocking threat made to cyclist

If there was any doubt cycling could not be further shamed by Floyd Landis’s doping case it was wiped away when Greg LeMond claimed he had been threatened with revelations of sexual abuse by a representative of the 2006 Tour de France winner.

If there was any doubt cycling could not be further shamed by Floyd Landis’s doping case it was wiped away when Greg LeMond claimed he had been threatened with revelations of sexual abuse by a representative of the 2006 Tour de France winner.

Landis sacked his business manager Will Geoghegan in the wake of LeMond’s testimony at the United States Anti-Doping Agency hearing into his positive drugs test at last year’s Tour.

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