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Armstrong affair is warning to other sports: Webber

Mark Webber said Thursday that evidence against the cyclist Lance Armstrong of widespread doping sent a warning to all sports that performance-enhancing drugs would not be tolerated.

Mark Webber arrives at the paddock of the Korean Circuit in Yeongam on Thursday. The Formula One driver says evidence against the cyclist Lance Armstrong of widespread doping sent a warning to all sports that performance-enhancing drugs would not be tolerated.

Armstrong was at the heart of the biggest doping conspiracy in sports history when he won the Tour de France seven years in a row, a US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) report said Wednesday.

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