Australian push for cycling clean-out
The Australian leading the push for change in world cycling fully expects more of his countrymen to be implicated if, and when, the complete truth about the sport's dark past is revealed.
But entrepreneur Jaimie Fuller, who is attempting to have those in charge of world cycling overthrown, says punishment for those riders involved should be put aside in order to fully understand how and why widespread doping took root.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cycling/australian-push-for-cycling-cleanout-20121217-2bj7n.html
The Australian leading the push for change in world cycling fully expects more of his countrymen to be implicated if, and when, the complete truth about the sport's dark past is revealed.
But entrepreneur Jaimie Fuller, who is attempting to have those in charge of world cycling overthrown, says punishment for those riders involved should be put aside in order to fully understand how and why widespread doping took root.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cycling/australian-push-for-cycling-cleanout-20121217-2bj7n.html
