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british cycling, News, Richard Freeman, Team Sky - March 12, 2021

Richard Freeman guilty of ordering testosterone for an unknown rider

Two year long tribunal announces verdict and reasoning.

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Meet the new Dave Brailsford, for whom winning isn’t everything

Dave Brailsford was a bike racer, a long time ago. A real one. The kind that left Wales at 19 and headed to the Continent with a bike and a bag and a few modest dreams. He left his family and his girlfriend. Found a team. Put his head down in a foreign land and …

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The defining moments from the decade in cycling

In a couple of weeks it’s not just a year that’ll come to an end, but an entire decade. And whilst we’ve catalogued the products and content that have made up the year for us – and that feels like a pretty long lens – let’s zoom out a little further. A lot can happen in …

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Ex-Team Sky coach Sutton storms out of doping probe medical tribunal

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London, Nov 12, 2019 (AFP) – The ex-head coach of British Cycling and Team Sky Shane Sutton reacted with fury at a medical tribunal in Manchester on Tuesday after being forced to defend himself against accusations of bullying, doping and lying. Representing accused ex-Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman in a fitness to practice hearing, Mary …

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Features, News, Richard Freeman, Team Sky - November 7, 2019

Medical tribunal claims Freeman ordered testosterone “knowing or believing” it was for an athlete

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The medical misconduct panel investigating Dr Richard Freeman, former Team Sky and British Cycling doctor, amended its allegations Thursday to specify that a box of Testogel testosterone patches delivered to the Manchester headquarters of British Cycling in 2011 was ordered “knowing or believing it was to be administered to an athlete to improve their athletic …

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