"The Athens Olympics campaign of the 2002 world keirin champion, Australia's Jobie Dajka, is once again under threat following the release of a report claiming that the cyclist made "untruthful denials" to a specially appointed enquiry headed by the retired Supreme Court Justice, Robert Anderson, QC.
Dajka has 24 hours to explain the alleged inconsistencies in his evidence before the Anderson inquiry, otherwise it's likely his selection to the Athens Olympics squad will be withdrawn. Waiting in the wings is the Sydney track cyclist Ben Kersten, whose separate appeal before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) was set down for today, but was subsequently delayed for another 24 hours following the statement issued on Dajka."
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Dajka has 24 hours to explain the alleged inconsistencies in his evidence before the Anderson inquiry, otherwise it's likely his selection to the Athens Olympics squad will be withdrawn. Waiting in the wings is the Sydney track cyclist Ben Kersten, whose separate appeal before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) was set down for today, but was subsequently delayed for another 24 hours following the statement issued on Dajka."
from:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/jul04/jul29news4
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