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Ullrich retires

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  1. Quoted message said:

    From the article:


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    HAMBURG, Germany: Former Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich, who has
    been dogged by doping allegations, announced his retirement from
    cycling Monday.

    The 33-year-old German, who won the Tour in 1997, said he will stay in
    cycling as a consultant for the Austrian-based Volksbank team.

    "I am ending my active career," he said.

    Ullrich has been under investigation for several months for alleged
    links to a Spanish doping scandal, but has not been charged. He has
    been without a team since being fired by the T-Mobile team last
    summer.

    "I could have had a team immediately," Ullrich told a news conference.
    "I had offers, also from Pro Tour teams."
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    Read it at http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/02/26/sports/EU-SPT-CYC-Ullrich-Retires.php

    J. Spaceman

  2. And for those who understand German ----> 'Ullrich beendet seine
    aktive Karriere' http://www.sport1.de/de/sport/artikel_912426.html

    J. Spaceman

  3. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    From the article:


    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    HAMBURG, Germany: Former Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich, who has
    been dogged by doping allegations, announced his retirement from
    cycling Monday.

    The 33-year-old German, who won the Tour in 1997, said he will stay in
    cycling as a consultant for the Austrian-based Volksbank team.

    "I am ending my active career," he said.

    Ullrich has been under investigation for several months for alleged
    links to a Spanish doping scandal, but has not been charged. He has
    been without a team since being fired by the T-Mobile team last
    summer.

    "I could have had a team immediately," Ullrich told a news conference.
    "I had offers, also from Pro Tour teams."

    Damn, bad news, but why on earth did he turn down these offers ?!

  4. Quoted message said:

    Damn, bad news, but why on earth did he turn down these offers ?

    Because he knows or is pretty sure they have his blood in Spain?

  5. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Damn, bad news, but why on earth did he turn down these offers ?

    Because he knows or is pretty sure they have his blood in Spain?

    That's the logical conclusion all right... DNA results must be due
    back soon. Of course, if he is found guilty he could theoretically be
    banned from working with teams, unless he does a pseudo PR role like
    Museeuw did...

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