Landis: Sod the lot of you then!

Cycling - Tour de France winner Floyd Landis will not take part in this year's race, and will concentrate instead on fighting doping charges.

Landis, who has denied any wrong doing, tested positive after an astounding comeback in the last mountain stage of the 2006 Tour in the French Alps, during which he completed the gruelling 120 mile section in just over 12 minutes. This came a day after a sub-par performance over a 32 mile (mostly downhill) section which took him 17 and a half hours and appeared to have ruled him out of contention. If he is found guilty, Landis faces a two-year suspension and the possibility of becoming the first Tour winner to be stripped of his title. His lawyers say that the samples were mislabelled by the French laboratory which conducted the tests, that the testing process was unreliable and that the rider never in fact tested positive.

isporty wants to know if you've ever been tested positive for drugs and slung out of a competition? Of course we believe that you never done nuffink wring not never you did, guvnor, we're here to put the record straight for you and we won't charge you unless we're successful.