Cycling's power in doping fight has a limit, UCI says
International Cycling Union president Pat McQuaid has said the "assistance of police and government authorities is very important" in the attempt to stop teams and athletes from doping, because the sport's governing body is limited in its powers.
– Pat McQuaidYou must remember that very few governments had laws about doping in sport. We've also developed collaborations with other anti-doping agencies. But it would be wonderful if we have police powers, but we don't.
Town to burn Lance Armstrong effigy on bonfire night
A 30ft effigy of the disgraced cyclist wearing a Jim'll Fix It badge will be torched in front of thousands of people on Saturday night.
Armstrong's ban upheld as cycling faces 'worst crisis'
The UCI confirmed Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban and stripping of his Tour titles, but defended itself in cycling's "worst" doping scandal.
Sponsors abandon disgraced Armstong
Nike has dropped their sponsorship deal with Lance Armstrong as the disgraced cyclist quits his own charity.