Lance Armstrong refuses to remove yellow jerseys and claims ‘truth will be told’

On January 17, 2013, former Tour de France record winner Lance Armstrong admitted for the first time to have doped for years. Subsequently, a wave of lawsuits rolled towards him, led by US Postal, the main sponsor of his former team. How much the company really demanded of him was revealed by the American in the "Wild Ride" podcast.

Disgraced Armstrong says 'truth will be told' & refuses to take down TdF jerseys

LANCE ARMSTRONG refuses to take down his seven Tour de France yellow jerseys because he believes history will prove him right. The controversial former cyclist was stripped of the Tour titles he won between 1999 and 2005 after admitting to doping in a stunning interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2013. Associated PressLance Armstrong won the Tour de France seven times between 1999 and 2005[/caption] X @lancearmstrongHe has refused to take down his wi…

Lance Armstrong refuses to remove yellow jerseys and claims ‘truth will be told’

Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong believes he will one day be handed back his seven Tour de France jerseys. The 53-year-old admitted he still keeps all seven yellow jerseys – awarded for winning the gruelling bike race – hung up in his office and bluntly told any rivals ‘come and claim them’. Armstrong was banned from all cycling as a result of his dopingGetty Armstrong had the ultimate comeback story, recovering from testicular cancer to win th…