B. Lafferty wrote:
> Looks that way.
> http://www.eurosport.com/cycling/tour-de-france/2006/sport_sto915706.shtml
I think they have little choice. Astana wurth has a truck load of solid
involvement going against them and even they are fighting this legally.
A case against Ullrich would more than likely be lost hands down. With
Astana there are at least a few criminal cases against the
organisation, against Ullrich they only have speculation. And yes, I
think noone really doubts that Ullrich is involved, but the proof is
too easily shot down.
Btw. Double standards? I think that the admission of Phonak is a lot
worse. The evidence mounting against that team are overwhelming (How
many riders have to be caught on the same offense?) and at least there
are some convictions against them, so action from the UCI should be
possible.