A convincing 39 seconds, then back to the old Lance Armstrong

Paul Kimmage, a writer who memorably confronted the American about doping in 2009, says two nights watching the Oprah interviews only left him laughing The saddest story I've ever heard about sport was told to me in November 2010 by a man who cheated to win the Tour de France. We were sitting not in the plush surrounds of a five-star hotel in Texas, but in a sparsely furnished cabin in the San Jacinto mountains. Floyd Landis's old racing bike was standing just inside the doorway; his underwear w...