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In Pictures: Scenes from the 2010 Tour de France
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Lance Armstrong: Tour organizers remain silent as 11 former teammates testify
USADA's report accuses Armstrong of depending on performance-enhancing drugs to fuel all of his seven straight Tour titles.
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Tour de France Stage 17: Contador second by a hair, but likely to win overall
In the Tour de France's Stage 17 today, defending champion Alberto Contador hung with rival Andy Schleck up the race's most iconic climb, the Col du Tourmalet. French President Nicolas Sarkozy cheered their effort from the festive sidelines.
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Tour de France Stage 9 whittles contenders down to Schleck, Contador
After Stage 8 of the Tour de France took Lance Armstrong out of the race, two other possible contenders – Cadel Evans and Carlos Sastre – lost critical time. Now it's a race between defending champion Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck.
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In Pictures: Scenes from the 2010 Tour de France
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Lance Armstrong after Tour de France Stage 8: 'My tour's finished'
American cyclist Lance Armstrong got caught up in three crashes and finished Tour de France's Stage 8 13 minutes and 26 seconds behind new race leader Cadel Evans of Team BMC.
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Tour de France 101: Who’s favored to win?
The obvious pick for the 2010 Tour de France winner is last year's victor Alberto Contador. But youngster Andy Schleck, a consummate climber, could do well on this year's especially hilly course.
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Tour de France 101: Is this a race of individuals or teams?
It's both. There is a team winner and an individual winner. It is a team's job to aid its top rider – be it Lance Armstrong or Alberto Contador – in winning the whole Tour de France.
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Could new Tour king Contador surpass Armstrong's record?
At 26, Alberto Contador has two more Tour de France wins than Armstrong did at that age, as well as victories in cycling's other “grand tours” – something the Texan never accomplished.
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In Tour de France, Lance back on track for podium
Armstrong says he will join a new team sponsored by RadioShack next year and is still gunning for podium finish in Paris.
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Armstrong: no longer superhuman?
Armstrong admits defeat, but may be back next year.
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Tour de France: Armstrong's team of rivals
At the halfway point, the race drama centers around two teammates vying for another win in the world's premier cycling event.
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Lance Armstrong gives Tour de France new juice
The seven-time champion lines up in Monaco on Saturday for Day 1 of an event looking to overcome the doping-inspired moniker "Tour de Farce."
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