D-Day looms for Armstrong, but case is expected to go

The Lance Armstrong doping scandal reached a decisive day on Monday at the cycling governing body Announces Air Jordan Shoes , whether it has ratified sanctions the US anti-doping agency in any case the affair is however set and running.
International Cycling Union (UCI) President Pat McQuaid is a press conference on Monday around 1100 GMT keep where he generally is expected to confirm that loses Armstrong, 41, for which life is prohibited and his record seven Tour de France titles.
Last month, McQuaid said the UCI had no reason to appeal against the decision of the USADA, added that the ruling body waited the reasoned decision and case file released, after Armstrong elected not to fight the charges to read.
USADA report, published last week, which is a document with 1,000 pages shows the Agency says that Armstrong took part in a doping on his way to his unparalleled success on the tour from 1999 to 2005.
The report accused Armstrong, as head of the U.S. postal service pro cycling team, the execution of "the mature, associations, successful doping program that sport has ever seen."
It included sworn testimonies from 26 people Jordan Shoes , including 15 riders, the years described drug use performance.
If the UCI make rules for the USADA has against a case, the Basketball Association takes the matter to the Court of arbitration for sport (CAS).
CORRUPT ERA
Armstrong should lose his tour title race Director Christian Prudhomme has it already said that he does not want it passed to others, given the fact that the era was tainted by doping.
However, the UCI is in an uncomfortable position because the USADA report said that Armstrong said his then team mates Floyd Landis and Tyler Hamilton, he made a positive test tour of Switzerland drugs "go away" with a payment to the UCI in 2001.
McQuaid has said Armstrong made a donation of $100,000 the UCI in 2002 but "vehemently denied", according to the report, that it part of a roof was a positive test.
Armstrong said he was unimpressed with the Athletics coach report, but some of his longtime partner were with Nike Inc the earthly cyclists about the scandal fall on Wednesday Air Jordan 9 .
On the same day Armstrong LIVESTRONG joined as Chairman of the Foundation, although he is on the Board of the Association remained started 1997 to combat cancer.
Testicular cancer surviving Armstrong by beer maker Anheuser-Busch and reports according to trek fell by ESPN, bicycles and FRS energy drinks manufacturers
Speculation about a confession by Armstrong is grown, although he could face perjury charges if he admitted during his career doping.
FINANCIAL FALLOUT
The Texan is likely financial consequences to bear if the UCI decision ratified the USADA.
Paid advertising companies SCA, the $7.5 million for Armstrong after he sworn evidence that he presented no use of doping substances, might try to take the money.
Meanwhile, the Americans could sue British newspaper Sunday Times, the $1 million in an out-of-court agreement that lost after a libel suit.
Armstrong mentor Johan Bruyneel case, however, will be resolved on Monday, as the Belgian has decided, the charges before an arbitration panel, fight in May this year.
Doctor Pedro Celaya, one of the five people charged USADA, has opted for arbitration.
Doctors Luis Garcia del moral, Pepe Marti and Michele Ferrari, who were accused by the Athletics coach, were banned for life.
Former Armstrong teammates who testified reduced bans.
Those that still active will in time return 13 tour de France Air Jordan 11 , presented their route on Wednesday will continue, such as the cycling wheel with or without Armstrong to make.