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In the News: Dope-probe cyclists off the hook

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  1. Team Discovery and Lou Barloworld better get those contracts printed
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    The cyclists implicated in the Spanish blood-doping investigation will
    be free to continue competing after the Spanish Cycling Federation
    (RFEC) dropped disciplinary proceedings against them overnight.

    They include 1997 Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich and Italian Tour
    hope Ivan Basso.

    The RFEC said the decision was made in accordance with a decree by the
    judge overseeing the case, which stated that the evidence gathered
    during the investigation could not be used as the basis for punishing
    any of the riders.

    The federation added, however, that a disciplinary investigation
    against team officials and employees implicated in the scandal would
    continue.

    The decision explains why charges against Basso were dropped by the
    Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) this month and why Ullrich said he
    had been told he was not being accused of any offence.
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    Read it at http://www.abc.net.au/sport/content/200610/s1775688.htm

    J. Spaceman

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