COURSEY: Cycling's latest black eye  Professional bicycle racing
hit bottom today, which may be a good thing.  The release of
1,000 pages of documents condemning illegal doping by Lance
Armstrong and his teammates during his seven Tour de France
victories is yet another black eye for a sport that seems to
have a black eye permanently tattooed to its face.  Santa Rosa's
Levi Leipheimer gets bruised in this one, too, which surely will
be a disappointment to his many fans in Sonoma County. But let's
remember why he has gained such popularity in these parts.
Leipheimer's success on his bike has made him one of the sport's
elite riders, but his involvement in his community is what makes
him a hometown hero.  Performance-enhancing drugs didn't
convince him to do that.  Still, he and the rest of those
implicated in "the most sophisticated, professionalized and
successful doping program that sport has ever seen" owe their
fans an apology. They need to do what Armstrong has never done:
admit their misdeeds and mistake