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Published 20 September 2005
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Original author B. Lafferty
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Original post B. Lafferty
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20 September 2005, 17:38 UTC
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My understanding is that after the two year suspension the rider can't ride for a PT team for four years. From ProCycling:
Saunier Duval have said that they are in advanced negotiations with Britain's David Millar and are expecting to sign the Scot to a contract once he completes a two-year ban for EPO use in June 2006. The Spanish team have also said that David Cañada has been successfully operated on for a heart problem that forced him to quit the Vuelta last week.
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20 September 2005, 18:50 UTC
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B. Lafferty said: My understanding is that after the two year suspension the rider can't ride for a PT team for four years. From ProCycling:
A 2-year prohibition from signing for a ProTour team following the 2-year suspention. So, effectivly a four year ban.
But was Miller suspended prior to Cofidis signing the ProTour charter? It will be interesting to watch if the extra 2 year ban is applied.
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20 September 2005, 18:51 UTC
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B. Lafferty said: My understanding is that after the two year suspension the rider can't ride for a PT team for four years. From ProCycling:
A 2-year prohibition from signing for a ProTour team following the 2-year suspension. So, effectively a four-year ban.
But was Miller suspended prior to Cofidis signing the ProTour charter? It will be interesting to watch if the extra 2-year ban is applied.
20 September 2005, 19:41 UTC
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I believe that's if you were suspended riding for a ProTour team, at the time he got busted, there was no Protour, so that doesn't apply I don't believe.
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21 September 2005, 11:14 UTC
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B. Lafferty said: My understanding is that after the two year suspension the rider can't ride for a PT team for four years. From ProCycling:
Only if he learns to tidy up his house and throw things away.
21 September 2005, 19:00 UTC
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