In response to these allegations, cycling journalist Antoine Vayer posted footage of Armstrong reaching for the back of his bike during a race. A segment on “60 Minutes” examined the possibility of motorized cheating in pro cycling with three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond. But unlike doping, where typically only the rider in question can be punished, whole teams can be sanctioned for motors. Any team with a rider. · But I think Bruce’s claim “cyclists are cheating in races” is a bit premature. So far, only one case cyclist has been caught: a young (16 years, IIRC) female Belgian cyclo crosser. While allegations professional cyclist use motors have been made for decades, noone has been caught yet. · And of course, there's the small matter of the UCI rules. A rider caught cheating with an electric motor faces a minimum of six months suspension and fines ranging from around $20, to Author: Jen See. · ZOLDER, BELGIUM — The Union Cycliste Internationale has confirmed this week that the bicycle used by Belgian year-old pro-cyclist Femke Van den Driessche.
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