Floyd Landis FINALLY BACK FROM professional cycling

Floyd Landis, the driver who is more known for his doping case, ultimately decided to retire from professional racing. Landis said the battle to improve the image of himself in a professional bike race is "not his fight".

Landis told ESPN on Monday night that he had
spend approximately five years to improve the image of himself, until he felt more harm than the positive results of the effort.

Floyd Landis became the champion of the Tour de France in 2006, but then the prestigious title on the pro bike racing in the off, because he tested positive for synthetic testosterone doping.

Landis later admitted using illicit drugs has increased the performance, the case is not over just like that. Landis linking these cases that hit him with former teammate at U.S. Postal, Lance Armstrong.

Landis continues to fight the doping case, despite appearing to get a ban from the UCI pro dibalap bike, he still insists that the co-rekanya at U.S. Postal, including Lance Armstrong has also been using drugs for doping.

Case Progress Lance vs Landis continue to roll, until now Lance still continue to check the mentioned case.

Lance Armstrong, competing in the Tour Down Under 2011 in Australia, still denied everything that was said Landis. He also declined to comment on Landis retired from pro bike racing and more focus on the race stage 1 TDU 2011.
Landis also said on ESPN that "I do not want the results to be bitter," adds Landis and concludes "I believe this exercise can not be repaired, but it's not my job, and it was not against me."