Article: In pursuit of the truth; Cycling star Landis claims arbitration will show USADA messed up his case

Whom do you believe, Floyd Landis or the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency?

Landis contends he won the Tour de France last summer fair and square. He says the USADA, which claims he used synthetic testosterone while competing, is corrupt and should come crashing down. And he says the French lab that tested his urine specimens blundered its way through the process. Landis intends not only to prove his innocence at his public arbitration hearing, which is scheduled to begin Monday at Pepperdine University, but also to render the USADA impotent.

"If they lose this, they cease to exist," Landis told the Associated Press. "I don't see any other way. It would be no point in them going on. They've made ...

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