This betays Kimmage's bias:
It was an hour later when Bradley Wiggins arrived. The 27-year-old Londoner had performed brilliantly since London but his Tour would end in the back of a police car.
“They’re not bandits,” a spectator roared as he was escorted into the hotel. It just felt that way. He had been screwed by Vinokourov, screwed by Rasmussen and finally, cruelly, screwed by Moreni, his testoster-one-popping teammate. Tears? Don’t make him laugh.
“For the first 24 hours after it happened my reaction was that I was going to get out of the sport,” he told a press conference in Manchester on Friday. “Once I got home with my family I settled down. I want to show there are enough of us to make a difference.
“I couldn’t care less about the result now. We need to get it done and dusted, then try to start restoring credibility. It’s not the end of the Tour, but they need a rethink about who rides in the future. A lot of riders are angry. There have to be life bans for the cheats. The rewards of winning are so high, they are ready to take these risks.”
It is time for a new omelette. Hand Bradley the egg
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Wiggins, the savior of cycling. Kimmage just knows Wiggins is clean. He's British after all. No need to ask any questions about his ITT performance. Only the few riders who beat him were dirty? Then again, given Kimmage's sentiments, how did he beat all of the dopers behind him in the ITT?
Hypocritical article, poorly written and sensationalistic. The man just wants to sell a few papers. I think he cares not about the future of the sport.