Landis appeals to regain his title

10 October 2007 By Justin Cooper 3 Comments No Views

Floyd Landis is appealing, for the final time, to reclaim his 2006 Tour de France title.

An arbitration panel ruled against Landis last month, upholding the results of a test that showed the American cyclist used synthetic testosterone to fuel his spectacular comeback Tour victory. That decision meant Landis must forfeit his title and is subject to a two-year ban, retroactive to Jan. 30.

I highly doubt he will win this appeal, even with the support of Lance Armstrong. I wonder how long it’s going to take to clean out the dopers from cycling?

Update: If your looking for more information regarding the Landis appeals, a good resource can be located at the trust but verify blog (they are very much in support of Landis).

Read more here.

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