Armstrong Says He’s Been Made Scapegoat for Drug Use in Cycling
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Lance Armstrong said he’s been made into a scapegoat for drug use in cycling and that a truth-and-reconciliation panel is the best way to clean up the sport.
Armstrong’s comments came in an interview published today with Cyclingnews, his first since he told talk-show host Oprah Winfrey this month that he cheated by using performance-enhancing drugs while winning all seven of his Tour de France titles.