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In U.S. federal court motion, Landis claims arbitrators had conflicts of interest

Suspended cyclist Floyd Landis has taken the unusual step of challenging his doping conviction, stepping outside the anti-doping adjudication system to try to prove in a U.S. court that his case was not fairly heard by a sports arbitration panel.

Landis may not race again, but he's not done fighting

After Monday's ruling, the big question is: Will we ever see Floyd Landis race again? He's not sure, but he does say he's not done fighting for vindication.

Landis again making his case, this time before CAS

Floyd Landis is back trying to make his case to another panel. But this time, the doors are closed. Bonnie D. Ford tells us what's at stake for the American cyclist.

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Testimony returns to science on hearing's last day

They turned out the lights on the Floyd Landis courtroom drama, a whopper of a case that whirled wildly between arguments about wardrobe choices, malfunctioning machines, shoddy science and much more.

Defense expert has 'grave concerns' over doping evidence

While Floyd Landis' former manager prepared to enter rehab Monday, a friendly witness for Landis testified he had grave concerns about the evidence being used to prove the Tour de France champion's positive doping test.

Lab tech thrust into the unlikeliest of spotlights

Floyd Landis has yet to testify in his own arbitration hearing, but one witness questioned Wednesday showed another layer to the proceedings. The credibility of a French lab and its employees are also on trial.

Lab technician discusses issue with Landis experts

A lab technician had to mark a line on the floor of her workspace to keep Floyd Landis' observers from interfering with her testing of the Tour de France champion's urine samples.

Breakdown of Landis' Tour de France drug tests

A look at the dates Floyd Landis was tested during the 2007 Tour de France and what USADA argues the tests showed.

Attorney: USADA has turned case into 'disaster'

Floyd Landis, winner of last year's Tour de France, kicked off his 10-day doping hearing on Monday with a denial that he had doped himself and criticism of testing procedures in cycling's top race.

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Koenig hits gold with rifle

An exorcism took place in the rifle competition at ESPN's Great Outdoor Games Saturday. Doug Koenig performed the ceremony with his .22 caliber rifle.

Koenig hits gold with rifle

An exorcism took place in the rifle competition at ESPN's Great Outdoor Games Saturday. Doug Koenig performed the ceremony with his .22 caliber rifle.

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