Hamilton: Pat McQuaid 'has no place' in cycling
Tyler Hamilton, whose testimony helped bring down Lance Armstrong, has sharply criticised UCI President Pat McQuaid, saying he has "no place" in the sport.
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Armstrong Report: Tyler Hamilton
Tyler Hamilton, a former team mate of Lance Armstrong, tells the BBC of witnessing drug taking during his career
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Postal Team 'ahead of everybody else' with doping
Lance Armstrong's former team-mate Tyler Hamilton has lifted the lid on what he claims was institutionalised doping at the US Postal Service team.
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Armstrong: Doping allegations grow
Lance Armstrong's former team-mate, Tyler Hamilton, has described an alleged systematic programme of doping in the US Postal team in which the seven-time Tour de France winner played a leading role.
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Armstrong denies doping accusations
Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong has denied claims by former team-mate Tyler Hamilton that they took performance-enhancing drugs together.
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Olympic cycling medallist banned
Olympic time trial gold medallist Tyler Hamilton has been banned for two years after testing positive for a blood transfusion, the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) announced overnight.
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IOC clear Hamilton
Olympic time trial champion Tyler Hamilton has been cleared of any doping offence at the Athens Olympics, the International Olympic Committee said today.
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Hamilton rejects doping charges
American cyclist Tyler Hamilton has promised to fight a failed drugs test which could see him become the first of his countrymen to fall foul of the doping authorities at the Athens Olympics.
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Tyler takes stage eight
Olympic champion Tyler Hamilton won the eighth stage of the Tour of Spain on Saturday, a 40km individual time trial.
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USA secure gold and bronze in time trial
The USA secured gold and bronze in the men's Olympic cycling individual time trial yesterday. Tyler Hamilton topped the podium and his team Bobby Julich finishing third.
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Armstrong takes stage 13 of Tour
Lance Armstrong took the 13th stage of the Tour de France as Frenchman Thomas Voeckler held on to the leader's yellow jersey.
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Hamilton abandons Tour de France
American Tyler Hamilton, expected to be one of five-times champion Lance Armstrong's biggest rivals in the Tour de France, abandoned the race today.
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Brave Hamilton wins stage 16 with broken collarbone
American cyclist Tyler Hamilton today produced the biggest successful solo breakaway of the centenary Tour de France to post a win in the 16th stage that will go down as one of the most courageous in the 100-year history of the race.