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View Article  Why T-Mobile showed Jan Ullrich the road before Tour de France

While 32-year-old German cyclist Jan Ullrich maintains his innocense at the T-Mobile Team website, the director of sports communications explains why Der Kaiser was suspended from the Tour de France on Friday.

"... we have good reason to doubt that he has told us the truth as far as his contact with Fuentes is concerned. ...   more »

View Article  Tour de France quote: Johan Bruyneel revises Discovery's chances

"When I think of our guys like George, Popo, Jose, Paolo - Chechu even - I don't see the difference between them and the new favorites is that big anymore. Basso and Ullrich - it was quite big - but those other guys? They are in our reach. ...   more »

View Article  New Tour de France bike race poll
Back in May, I asked Biking Bis readers who they thought would win the 2006 Tour de France. Ivan Basso and Jan Ullrich received three-fourths of the votes. With those two heavy favorites out of the race, I'm posting another quickie poll at right. Here are some top contenders ...   more »
View Article  Reaction to blood-doping scandal

Here's some reaction to top pro cyclists being suspended from the 2006 Tour de France for suspected blood-doping:

Jan Ullrich, suspended from Tour: "I feel I'm a victim. I am in absolute shock. It's the worst thing that has ever happened to me in my career. I can only say again that I have nothing to do with this thing. ...   more »

View Article  It's a whole new Tour de France -- Basso and Ullrich tossed out

The two favored contenders in the the 2006 Tour de France have been thrown out in shame, caught up in a blood doping probe that started in May.

Ivan Basso, looking for his first Tour de France win, and Jan Ullrich, hoping to fulfill the promise he showed as a young Tour winner in 1997, will be watching the Tour from the sidelines this year.

The decision came less than 24 hours before the three-week race is set to begin. It changes the whole complexion of the race, and could help propel Americans like Floyd Landis, Levi Leipheimer and George Hincapie to the front of the pack. ...   more »

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