Armstrong: 'I didn't feel like I was cheating'
Lance Armstrong has said that doping in the Tour de France did not feel wrong to him at the time and that he did not feel bad about doing it.
He told Oprah Winfrey that it was "scary" that he felt that way and also admitted that he did not feel like he was cheating. He said: "I didn't feel that way, I viewed it as a level playing field."
Lance Armstrong has plenty more questions to answer
Lance Armstrong cannot expect to be redeemed after his brief TV confession. Names must be named.
Tyler Hamilton tells ITV News 'I'm proud of Armstrong'
Tyler Hamilton, a former team-mate of Lance Armstrong who implicated him in the doping scandal, has told ITV News, "I'm proud of him".
The contradictions and holes in Armstrong's confession
The self-flagellation makes for gripping television but it does not really amount to much in the long run.