Despite Doping Confession Armstrong Still 'Most Admired Person' in His Website

Days after confessing to doping and cheating his way to greatness in the Oprah Winfrey chat show, disgraced cycling star Lance Armstrong is still the 'most recognizable and admired people' in his own website.

According to the three-paragraph biography on LanceArmstrong.com, Armstrong managed to survive cancer and return to be a seven-time Tour De France winner, Fox News reports.

Cancer Made Him Want to 'Win At All Cost': Lance Armstrong
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey,cyclist Lance Armstrong said that fighting off cancer made him try to win at all cost even if it meant taking performance enhancing drugs.

The website also said that Armstrong's experience as a cancer survivor motivated him to

show the same drive in his fight against cancer that made him excel in the sport.

Armstrong, during last week's interview with Winfrey, said he finally cracked after he saw his son defending him against allegations from anti-doping authorities.

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