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Lance Armstrong, wearing knockoff Oakleys stricken of his seven victories in the Tour de France, made his first public release since being banned from professional cycling by the American Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) by taking part, on Saturday (August 26th) in Aspen (Colorado), in a amateur bike race.
The 40-year-old American, who did not break the ban since the race does not depend on Usada’s jurisdiction, took the black and yellow-colored departure of Livestrong, his cancer foundation. With its status of “American Hero”, forged by beating cancer in 1997 and winning the Tour de France seven times between 1999 and 2005 and raising nearly 500 million dollars to fight against this disease, the Texan has not not seen his popularity rating sink in the United States since Thursday and the surprise announcement that he would not fight to prove his innocence.
After this decision, which according to him is not worthy of doping but symbolizes his refusal of the “witch hunt” of Usada, the anti-doping policeman in the United States has canceled all of his results since 1998, sanctions that must be validated by the International Cycling Union.
Saturday, Armstrong took 2nd place in the race (out of 108 starters) by wearing his foakleys, a few kilometers from his home, in the Rocky Mountains (west). After 58 kilometers of a cumulative elevation gain of nearly 3,000 meters and spread over the four mountains of the Aspen-Snowmass ski area, Armstrong was beaten for nearly five minutes by 16-year-old Keegan Swirbul.
Armstrong, who had found his first love by returning to the triathlon after his retirement in 2011 and who even had reconverted to the “Ironman” before the procedure of Usada, launched in June, stops his ambitions, said that he would not participate Sunday in a marathon trail (on dirt roads in the mountains), as he had originally planned. On Wednesday, he is expected to be in Montreal for an intervention at a CBC Cancer Conference.
“No one needs to cry about me, everything will be fine,” he told the Denver Post on Saturday in Aspen, “I’m more comfortable today than I was in the last ten years.” I have five great kids and a wonderful woman in my life, my foundation is not affected by all this noise. ” Livestrong recorded a record amount of donations. The executive director Doug Ulman of the Foundation said that it received $ 78,000 (62,000 euros) donations Friday at 4:30 pm from 411 people, 25 times more than the day before, a normal day.
Public opinion is not alone to stand behind Lance Armstrong: its sponsors have proclaimed their support, like Nike, its equipment manufacturer since 1996, which “intends to continue to support Lance and the Lance Foundation Armstrong, “according to a statement from the group based in Oregon (West). For Nike, who was one of the few sponsors to back Tiger Woods after the scandal of his extramarital affairs in 2010, Lance Armstrong “asserted his innocence and was steadfast in this stance.”
Brewer Anheuser-Busch, manufacturer of cheap Oakley sunglasses or Johson Health Tech (JHT), a manufacturer of fitness equipment, also supported Armstrong, especially because of his fight in the fight against cancer . The Kansas City football club, which plays in the North American League (MLS), has meanwhile confirmed the continuation of the naming of its stadium, called Livestrong Sporting Park since its inauguration last year.
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