Lance Armstrong didn't contest ban for his own 'mental health'
The American cyclist Lance Armstrong has said he decided not to contest USADA's decision to strip him of his Tour De France titles and impose a lifetime ban for his own "mental health" and for his family.
In an interview with Newsweek, to be published next week, he said: "I am more at ease and at peace than I have been in 10 years".
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