Lance Armstrong finally stopped in the bike racing world. Evidently using doping, Armstrong should not be punished men in motorcycle racing for life.
Do not stop there, the bike racing world federation (International Cycling Union / UCI) removed seven Tour de France titles racer from the United States. UCI President, Pat Quaid, announced the decision at a press conference in Geneva, Monday, October 22, 2012 local time.
Emphatically, McQuaid said the UCI would not appeal to the court of arbitration melngajukan sport. "UCI has imposed sanctions against Lance Armstrong, cycling should not be for life. No more room for him in the bike racing world, "said McQuaid reported Skysports.
The decision was taken based on 1,000 pages thick reports from the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). McQuaid is in line with the vision of combating doping among athletes racing bikes.
"When I took office was in 2005, I have vowed to fight doping. It's my priority. Therefore, I must admit doping has become a culture in a bike race, "said McQuaid.
He was excited about the move USADA doping cases involving investigating Armstrong. "Our facilities are very limited in the past (to investigate doping). However, now we have the means to prosecute this case. Hopefully, the use of doping is declining every year.
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