Armstrong Back in Tour Pact After Doping Row
Lance Armstrong and France’s anti doping body ASO faced a dispute last spring over a late drug test delay. Relations softened after a goodwill letter, with Armstrong cleared to train and race as UCI resumes testing under a new biological passport program.
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Pfannberger EPO positive test confirmed by B sample
Austrian cyclist Christian Pfannberger had his EPO positive result confirmed by a second B sample and faces possible a lifetime ban. NADA will hear the case within eight weeks after Pfannberger, a two time national champion, was suspended by Katusha and withdrew from the Giro d Italia.
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Murray's roofed Wimbledon win makes history on indoor Centre Court
No. 3 Andy Murray defeated No. 19 Stanislas Wawrinka 2-6 6-3 6-3 5-7 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals under the closed roof. The night match marked the first indoor Centre Court point since 1877, drawing a raucous British crowd and reflections on historic improvement since Fred Perry.
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Swine flu fears brushed aside at Wimbledon amid illnesses
Wimbledon officials downplayed swine flu concerns after four ball boys and girls were kept home due to flu symptoms. Roger Federer and Venus Williams commented on the situation as the event continued, while Britain reported 1594 new cases since Friday and multiple fatalities linked to the illness.
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United States earns respect as World Cup prep rises
The U S team showed heart in a 3 2 loss after leading 2 0 at halftime and beating top ranked Spain in a standout run. Tim Howard starred as goalkeeper while Jozy Altidore and Charlie Davies flashed speed and strength signaling growth under coach Bob Bradley ahead of South Africa.
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