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French cycling chief attacks test Armstrong

The head of world cycling on Friday accused France's Anti-Doping Agency and a little "disturbing" behavior after the publication of a report that Lance Armstrong is not cooperating fully with a tester of medicines.

The French agency, known as the AFLD, said he punished the seven times Tour de France does not remain with regard to the implementation of a medical examination at his hair, urine and blood at the 17th March.

We have no prohibited substances and Armstrong has denied guilt, that he was authorized, a shower with 20 minutes delay.

Although the evidence from the Union Cycliste Internationale in the jurisdiction, Armstrong was approved by the organization on Friday.

"The fact (s) of the test was and is a fact announced by Lance Armstrong on Twitter, the UCI president Pat McQuaid told the BBC." The French authorities have decided to present a report on the audit made to the UCI - the knowledge, that the UCI has no competence in this case - and so the report was confidential to the press.

"Therefore, I ask why this is the case, the French, I would not be very professional in this matter."

Armstrong responds to the statement in French AFLD finger politicians in their Twitter, which says: "The tour was seven times greater than the offense?" and "I just have a shower. within 10 minutes. ouf.

Armstrong has established relations with France in the fight against doping authorities for years, but the hope to win eight titles in July after the retirement from the tour.

McQuaid said a dispute between the fight against doping and the UCI should be kept secret until "the decision concerning the opening of the case has been taken."

"But the case was closed to the press and to find the cause for concern," he said.

Armstrong has been training in Beaulieu-sur-Mer in southern France at the time of examination. Armstrong said he was returning from a trip to the browser at home, in which as a representative of a French laboratory.

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