Lance Armstrong Won’t Participate in USADA Cycling Doping Probe

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Lance Armstrong won’t cooperate with a probe into performance-enhancing drug use in cycling by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency because it’s too narrowly focused, his attorney said in a statement.

Armstrong, who was stripped of his record seven Tour de France championships in August and banned for life from Olympic-level sports by Colorado Springs, Colorado-based USADA, had until today to agree to testify before the organization in hopes of having the length of his ban reduced.