CONSIDERATIONS TO KNOW ABOUT LANCE ARMSTRONG DOPING CHARGES

The allegations in opposition to Armstrong had been at first brought in a very whistleblower grievance submitted in June 2010 by Floyd Landis, a former teammate of Armstrong, who admitted that he, as well, experienced participated in PED use as member of the USPS-sponsored team. Landis filed his complaint underneath the qui tam provisions on the Bo

Martial Saugy, chief from the Swiss anti-doping agency, later verified which they uncovered 4 urine samples suspicious of EPO use in the 2001 race, but mentioned there was no "constructive examination" and claimed not to find out if the suspicious final results belonged to Armstrong.USADA billed Armstrong with anti-doping rule violations in June 20