Minus the bad writing, did I miss something, but what are they talking about here:
Ferrari was the doctor with the Gewiss team in 1994 when three of the team's riders took all the podium places in the tough Belgian one-day classic.
After Ferrari later revealed the secret of his team's success he was sacked, but he continued having contact with several top athletes over the years, including Armstrong.
What secret? Did he admit they were all doped? Why else would he have been sacked?
Minus the bad writing, did I miss something, but what are they talking about here:
Ferrari was the doctor with the Gewiss team in 1994 when three of the team's riders took all the podium places in the tough Belgian one-day classic.
After Ferrari later revealed the secret of his team's success he was sacked, but he continued having contact with several top athletes over the years, including Armstrong.
Did he actually come out and admit to it, though? I thought he simply made the OJ comparison. CH
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Minus the bad writing, did I miss something, but what are they talking about here:
Ferrari was the doctor with the Gewiss team in 1994 when three of the team's riders took all the podium places in the tough Belgian one-day classic.
After Ferrari later revealed the secret of his team's success he was sacked, but he continued having contact with several top athletes over the years, including Armstrong.