I recently sat down with cyclist Tyler Hamilton at his Montana home. Hamilton opens up about his use of illegal performance enhancing drugs and reveals details about the alleged illegal drug use of his former teammate and close friend Lance Armstrong.

The Lance Armstrong story was as American as a Chevrolet commercial. Lance was the everyman icon for accomplishment and effort. He also appears to have cheated. And lied.

On this particular day we were feeling strong, so on the way home we decided to take the hard way, back over Paris Mountain's 2,000 foot peak. We were maybe a third of the way up the north side when George Hincapie flashed past us.

The 2006 Tour de France winner, Floyd Landis, tells me about the doping scandal that ruined his career and delves into the alleged drug use by his former teammate, Lance Armstrong.

Lance Armstrong has no shortage of detractors in his hometown, but the prevailing sentiment is probably that the investigation needs to come to an end. But the case will only disappear from the news when the legal process makes a final determination of the truth.

Floyd has inexplicably decided to put his utter absence of veracity up against the classiest, most popular riders in the world today. Good luck with that, Floyd.