Federal doping investigation of Lance Armstrong first led investigators to Michael Ball, Rock Racing
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What ever happened to Rock Racing
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The UCI declined to renew their Continental Licence & they race as an amateur team.
Rock Racing Officially Denied Pro License | Cyclingnews.com
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
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I guess they were a little off the mark with their slogan of "Here to stay!". What a tool! Go back to rolling around the S.F. Valley at 12 mph and claiming your a pro.
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It was branded as a 'misfit' team for hiring riders that were linked to past doping scandals including Oscar Sevilla, Tyler Hamilton and Santiago Botero.
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"Ball speculated that hiring Floyd Landis may have had something to do with the UCI's decision to deny the team a license."
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Dave67 said:
"Ball speculated that hiring Floyd Landis may have had something to do with the UCI's decision to deny the team a license."
How dumb is this?They were already on the outs with the UCI when Mario Cippolini quit in frustration.
Here to stay. Yet another domestic criterium team.
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