ADELAIDE – Lance Armstrong said yesterday he doubted if his results from independent anti-doping tests would be given a fair hearing.
However, the American said he would push ahead and publish data through independent anti-doping expert Don Catlin that proves he is racing clean.
Armstrong is making his return to cycling here at the Tour Down Under this week after a three-and-a-half year hiatus.
Before the event the seven-time Tour de France champion declared that results from tests carried out by Catlin would soon be published.
In a bid to beat the doubters, some top cycling teams make the results of strict internal anti-doping programmes available to the media.
However, as yet, no results from Armstrong have been made public. Armstrong said Wednesday he would now depend fully on Catlin to decide which information would be made available. – Nampa-AFP
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