Cycling did not do enough to detect Lance Armstrong. How could they not know?

Evening Standard

Dick Pound is the one sports official entitled to gloat about Lance Armstrong and boast: “I told you so.” The man who set up the World Anti-Doping Agency and headed it until 2007 never doubted that Armstrong was a cheat.

But, far from boasting, the unmasking of his old nemesis only shows Pound how far cycling still has to go. The QC says: “In Churchillian terms this is not the end, or even the beginning of the end, but the end of the beginning. There is a lot more to be done.”