That's the nasty thing about illegal doping, whistleblowers lose money and job opportunities.
When riders retire from racing---they typically remain in the cycling industry. Sales, marketing, distribution, team management, corporate spokesman, coach, trainer, etc...
The Omerta will be enforced, not by lawsuits, but through 'blackballing' and other financial opportunity costs.
You cannot indemnify my sources, so you will not learn their names.
1) You won't believe them anyway
2) plenty of whistleblowers out there already
3) nothing will change, and doping will continue
Feel free to befriend your own retired pros, unless fairytales themes are more enjoyable to read.
When riders retire from racing---they typically remain in the cycling industry. Sales, marketing, distribution, team management, corporate spokesman, coach, trainer, etc...
The Omerta will be enforced, not by lawsuits, but through 'blackballing' and other financial opportunity costs.
You cannot indemnify my sources, so you will not learn their names.
1) You won't believe them anyway
2) plenty of whistleblowers out there already
3) nothing will change, and doping will continue
Feel free to befriend your own retired pros, unless fairytales themes are more enjoyable to read.
MJtje said:Still my question.......which you probably won't answer.