TOUR DE FRANCE - The right thing to do is... Exclude Astana-Würth for tainting the image of cycling Exclude both Astana and T-Mobile You're innocent until proven guilty: let both teams ride Cancel the Tour until it's all sorted out
It was running at 79% for option three when I voted. That was with something over 2000 votes. Bill C
TOUR DE FRANCE - The right thing to do is... Exclude Astana-Würth for tainting the image of cycling Exclude both Astana and T-Mobile You're innocent until proven guilty: let both teams ride Cancel the Tour until it's all sorted out
It was running at 79% for option three when I voted. That was with something over 2000 votes. Bill C
Number of votes : 2061 1. Exclude Astana-Würth for tainting the image of cycling 9% 2. Exclude both Astana and T-Mobile 5% 3. You're innocent until proven guilty: let both teams ride 79% 4. Cancel the Tour until it's all sorted out 7%
TOUR DE FRANCE - The right thing to do is... Exclude Astana-Würth for tainting the image of cycling Exclude both Astana and T-Mobile You're innocent until proven guilty: let both teams ride Cancel the Tour until it's all sorted out
It was running at 79% for option three when I voted. That was with something over 2000 votes. Bill C
Number of votes : 2061 1. Exclude Astana-Würth for tainting the image of cycling 9% 2. Exclude both Astana and T-Mobile 5% 3. You're innocent until proven guilty: let both teams ride 79% 4. Cancel the Tour until it's all sorted out 7%
There it is! Bill C
Not really. Riding the Tour is not a criminal case in a common law jurisdiction court. There are many issues not raised or acknowledged by the questions that could make for other, more cogent, possible selections.