T-Mobile retain sponsorship - Page 2

That will go nicely with your Slipstream kit.

Alternating cover-up laundry.

Yes, TM will lead the way with their new generation of "clean" cyclists as Linus and Mark are the annoited ones.

One day, I'd love to read a tell-all account from Eule. Wishingful thinking, I know. It'll never happen...

I wish they would have pulled out, opened the flood gate for all sponosrs to leave, then it would change cycling.

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What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.

Most of the rest of the world is not wrapped up in the doping that goes on in cycling. So being an anti-doping champion may get you a little publicity for a while; but if you don't also get results, there won't be much long term advertising value for the buck.

"Wir sind sauber"

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Dope,when training and talent just aren't enough.

ha!

Actually I have that one on a video tape, my Tour de France 1998 video...

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www.cyclingheroes-pictures.com

More delusional thinking from Pat. Let the cover up and "rebranding" begin. Here's a bet that they number of positives next year go way down.

UCI commends T-Mobile and Milram team sponsors

Pat McQuaid

On a positive note, the UCI expressed pleasure in response to the news that German companies T-Mobile and Milram have decided to continue their commitment to cycling despite difficult times for the sport in Germany recently.

"The UCI congratulates both companies for their responsible attitude and solidarity towards the whole family of cycling," said a UCI statement Friday. "The trust they have shown represents a solid basis upon which to support the common efforts of all stakeholders in cycling to progress towards a more stable future."

The UCI statement called T-Mobile and Milram "very important partners," especially in light of the fact that Germany will host the UCI Road World Championships in September.

"The decisions of T-Mobile and Milram are a further signal of the determination with which cycling is battling a very unfavourable situation," said Pat McQuaid. He added rather positively that he was "convinced that the World Championships in Stuttgart will allow our magnificent sport to restore its image, both in Germany and the rest of the world."

Brajkovič has signed with T-Mobile. Rumor is that Borut Božič, winner of this year's Tour de Wallonie, might go to T-Mobile.

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