Armstrong's Teammate, Ex-Wife Now Implicated in Doping Scandal

Lance Armstrong's former teammate George Hincapie, 39, of Greenville and Armstrong's ex-wife, Kristen Armstrong, are now implicated in the doping scandal, Sunday Times journalist David Walsh reports.

Hincapie and Kristin Armstrong are named in rider affidavits detailing the use of performance-enhancing drugs by the U.S. Postal Service team from 1999 through 2004.

Hincapie retired last month from cycling after completing the USA Pro Cycling Challenge.

Walsh writes that according to a rider affidavit, the unnamed rider recalls a phone conversation with Hincapie stating he had been pulled aside by U.S. Customs on a trip back from Europe and that they had found performance enhancing drugs in his luggage. The affidavit also said that Hincapie told authorities it was a prescribed medication and they let him leave.

Another rider's statement says that Kristin Armstrong wrapped cortisone pills in tinfoil and passed them out to U.S. Postal team members prior to race events.

the anti-doping charges that have crippled his career.

The U.S. Doping Agency's report detailing the disciplinary actions against seven-winner of the Tour de France Lance Armstrong is expected to be delivered to the cycling nation's world organization, Union Cycliste Internationale, this week.