Nothing like a goofy rule every team had to agree to, which allows the
exclusion from the Tour of any rider under investigation. Stefano
Casagranda and Martin Hvastija join the exodus, possibly Pavel Padrnos
and Stefano Zanini to follow. If this practice doesn't make a mockery
of the Tour de France, I don't know what will.
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Guilty Until Proven Innocent, Eventually.
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"Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Nothing like a goofy rule every team had to agree to, which allows the
exclusion from the Tour of any rider under investigation. Stefano
Casagranda and Martin Hvastija join the exodus, possibly Pavel Padrnos
and Stefano Zanini to follow. If this practice doesn't make a mockery
of the Tour de France, I don't know what will.It's just really really bad policy.
M.
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[email hidden] (Richard Adams) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Nothing like a goofy rule every team had to agree to, which allows the
exclusion from the Tour of any rider under investigation. Stefano
Casagranda and Martin Hvastija join the exodus, possibly Pavel Padrnos
and Stefano Zanini to follow. If this practice doesn't make a mockery
of the Tour de France, I don't know what will.Yes, it's a shame for this to happen to such a dignified event:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/marc.liaudon/Images/ConcoursTDF/TDFTassin02.jpg-ilan
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