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During an eight-day race in France in early March, Mr. Landis said, he was in position to win the sixth stage when his carbon-fiber bike frame snapped, nearly sending him over the handlebars. He said he complained to Mr. Bruyneel about not having access to newer bikes like the one Mr. Armstrong rode. Later, at a team gathering, he said, he groused: "There's a guy on the team that has a jet, and I can't get a bike?"—a reference to Mr. Armstrong's occasional use of a private jet.
By calling the team's equipment sponsors, Mr. Landis said, he was able to figure out that not all of the bicycle frames and equipment the team was given each year were going to the riders: About 60 bikes were not accounted for. He said he found out that some of the bikes were being sold for cash. Mr. Landis said Mr. Bruyneel told him that the money raised from the sales helped fund the team's doping program.
J'ai lu ça ce week-end. Ce qui me semble le plus intéressant, et nouveau, ce sont les informations sur la possible implication des sponsors dans le système du dopage; ici, et à divers degrés, Trek et Phonak. À bientôt. Sébastien
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RépondreSupprimerDuring an eight-day race in France in early March, Mr. Landis said, he was in position to win the sixth stage when his carbon-fiber bike frame snapped, nearly sending him over the handlebars. He said he complained to Mr. Bruyneel about not having access to newer bikes like the one Mr. Armstrong rode. Later, at a team gathering, he said, he groused: "There's a guy on the team that has a jet, and I can't get a bike?"—a reference to Mr. Armstrong's occasional use of a private jet.
By calling the team's equipment sponsors, Mr. Landis said, he was able to figure out that not all of the bicycle frames and equipment the team was given each year were going to the riders: About 60 bikes were not accounted for. He said he found out that some of the bikes were being sold for cash. Mr. Landis said Mr. Bruyneel told him that the money raised from the sales helped fund the team's doping program.
J'ai lu ça ce week-end. Ce qui me semble le plus intéressant, et nouveau, ce sont les informations sur la possible implication des sponsors dans le système du dopage; ici, et à divers degrés, Trek et Phonak.
RépondreSupprimerÀ bientôt.
Sébastien