LM: You cycling despite all the troubles the sport brought you? Lance
LM: All the living winners of the Tour will be present for the big celebration. Would you have liked to be there? Lance
LM: What does it mean to you, today, the Tour de France? Lance
LM: Do you still consider yourself as the record winner? Lance
LM: Have you kept your seven Yellow Jerseys or have you burned them? Lance
LM: Do you understand that the International Cycling Union (UCI) and the Tour organizers have erased you from the winners list? Lance
LM: Like Jan Ullrich, this week, other winners of the Tour, as Bjarne Riis have admitted that they have doped or have been involved in doping cases (Marco Pantani, Alberto Contador), but you the only one to have been erased from the winners list. How do you explain that? Lance:
LM: Were you surprised by the confession of the Jan Ullrich, and you expect that other former winners of the Tour will follow? Lance
LM: In its report, the USADA accuses you of having benefited from the "the most sophisticated doping program, the most professional and most effective in the history of sport" … Lance
LM: The UCI President, Pat McQuaid, didn’t just take away your seven Tour titles and ban you for life, he also said that you no longer have a place in cycling … Lance
LM: What kind of problems are you referring to? Lance
LM: So you’re ready to support the candidacy of English Brian Cookson? Lance
LM: Pat McQuaid has invited you to tell him everything. Why don’t you do it? Lance
LM: Why are you willing to talk to a "Truth and Reconciliation" commission and what would say? Lance
LM: One of the questions might be: when you’re racing, it was possible to have results without doping? Lance
LM: How did you start doping? Lance
LM: Can you share your own experiences? Lance
LM: How can the culture of doping in cycling end? Lance
LM: Before the (French) Senate inquiry on doping, your old rival, Laurent Jalabert, who had EPO found in his urine samples collected during the 1998 Tour, said: "Armstrong was a torturer." He also swore that he had never intentionally doped, and his doctor, ONCE, was nicknamed "Doctor Citroen", as opposed to your doctor Michele Ferrari … Lance
LM: Do you realize the disappointment and anger for some of those who believed in your story? Lance
LM: Do you also realize that your former sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service and the Department of Justice, have joined Floyd Landis in his (whistle blower) complaint to claw back close to 100 million dollars from you? Lance
LM: Are you afraid of going to jail? Lance
LM: Are you afraid you’ll end up ruined? Lance
LM: Did you ever fear for your health during your career? Lance
LM: And because of doping? Lance
LM: Were you afraid of a positive test that might have ended your career? Lance
LM: Pat McQuaid testified in front of the (French) Senate inquiry that the UCI had not protected you. However, in 1999, in your first Tour de France victory, "Le Monde" revealed your positive test for steroids, and the UCI had accepted a TUE certificate backdated to absolve you. Is that correct? Lance
LM: You paid $100 000 to the UCI in 2002. Does this sound normal that an international federation accepts money from one of its champions? Lance
LM: The UCI, ASO, U.S. Postal …hasn’t everyone who dropped benefited for years from the Armstrong effect? Lance
LM: So now, do you feel any remorse about what you did? Lance
LM: In 1999, you had advised the French Christophe Bassoons, denouncing the doping, to leave the Tour. If you met him today, what would you say? Lance
LM: What do you think the outcome of the Puerto case, where the judge ordered the destruction of the blood bags that could identify other non-cyclists Dr. Fuentes customers? Lance
LM: You feel that cycling is the scapegoat of professional sports? Lance
LM: And you feel like cycling is paying for everyone? Lance
LM: But what is your personal opinion? Lance
LM: Nicolas Sarkozy was one of your biggest supporters. Did he sent you a message after the loss of your titles? Lance
LM: And you sent him a message after his defeat in the presidential election? Lance
LM: Sarkozy is keen to return in 2017 for the French presidency. So why did you make a comeback in 2009? Lance
LM: When you were at the top of your glory, "Sports Ilustrated" named you sportsman the year, were you dreaming of becoming Texas Governor like your friend George Bush. What do you dream today? Lance
LM: J. J. Abrams, the creator of "Lost", announced that he is preparing a film about you. Does it worry you or amaze you? Lance
LM: What is life like today Lance Armstrong? Lance
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