Britain's world and Olympic track champion Bradley Wiggins says he is pleased that Discovery Channel have suspended Ivan Basso and called the team "hypocrites" for signing him in the first place.
"From a rider point of view, I'm delighted," Wiggins told the BBC. "The consensus in my team (Cofidis) is that we don't want any of the guys implicated to line up at the Tour de France."
"From a rider point of view, I'm delighted," Wiggins told the BBC. "The consensus in my team (Cofidis) is that we don't want any of the guys implicated to line up at the Tour de France."
Agree!
"I don't think we will ever learn the full story about what happened last year with Operacion Puerto and Floyd Landis. Every time something comes up they get a good lawyer and it gets dragged through the courts for years."
Umm, fuck yes, Mr. Wiggins.
Hey Brad, you've bravely spoke out against the doping mafia. How many balls do you have?
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i think i smell a new ultimate hero for mr. 60. here's a check list for you:
1. ticket to london.
2. box of sharpie markers.
3. autograph book.
4. 2007 uci world cup poster.
5. facial tissues for wiping away single tear of intense respect and gratitude.
6. (and in preparation for the inevitable 'stray emotional outburst' you should practice your 'in air' high five.
good luck on you trip, mr. 60. take lots of pics.
I'll bring the tissues, but I probs won't be wiping tears.
You see, I've been reading this book...
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