"Lance Armstrong says he is outraged over claims that he misbehaved during an out-of-competition doping test in France."
That incident leads to this:
The French anti-doping agency says the UCI confirms it has jurisdiction to open discipline hearings on Armstrong.
By Steve Frothingham
Posted Apr. 9, 2009
Lance Armstrong's 20-minute shower last month may be getting him into more hot water.
The French anti-doping agency, AFLD, said Thursday it may go ahead with disciplinary hearings against Armstrong for allegedly violating international anti-doping rules by leaving a French out-of-competition drug tester cooling his heels while Armstrong took a shower after a training ride.
http://beta.velonews.com/article/90386/the-french-anti-doping-agency-says-the-uci-confirms-it-has
The aroma of chickenshit is all over this deal. I have a hard time seeing Lance Armstrong as a victim, but it appears that he is going to be pushed and needled (literally and figuratively) at every turn. Even if he broke protocol by taking a shower, it's not like he could wash off the contents of his hair, blood and urine.
Just let the guy race his bike.
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