Bradley Wiggins: The package was never delivered to me
Former Team 🦄﷽Sky rider refutes 'jiffy bag' allegations
Days after UK Anti Doping (UKAD) 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:closed its investigation surrounding allegations of doping-related offences concerning 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Bradley Wiggins,Team Sky or British Cycling, with no charges laid, Wiggins has taken to social media to reply to comments, and express his concerns and d💎isappointment with regard to the outcome of the case.
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"Fuck knows what was in the bag, it was n🧔ever delivered to me!" Wiggins said in a reply on Instagram regarding the controversial 'jiffy bag'. "Very important fact that doesn’t get reported!"
UKAD spent more than 1🅺2 months investigating a case that involved a medical package being sent to 🌜Team Sky at the Critérium du Dauphiné in 2011 in order to treat Wiggins. However, UKAD could not find sufficient evidence surrounding the contents of the package.
Following its investigation, UKAD passed on evidence ‘of interest’ to the General Medical Council (GMC) but it has been reported that the contents of the package may 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:not be investigated further.
It was alleged that the jiffy bag contained triamcinolone, the corticosteroid Wiggins legally used under therapeutic use exemptions (TUE) ahead of three Grand Tours between 2011 and 2013. However, Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford and British Cycling claimed that the package contained a lega꧂l decongestant, Fluimucil. In the end, UKAD's chief executive Nicole Sapstead expressed “serious concern" over the inability for British Cycling to keep proper medical records.
In addition, there have been conflicting responses from those involved in the case. Brailsford stated that Wiggins could not have been treated with the contents of the package because Wiggins had already left the race. However, Shane Sutton – then of Team Sky and British Cycling – said in front of British Parliament that he had asked for the medical package to be delivered to the Dauphine in order to trea🥂t Wiggins. Sutton said that Wiggins was treated on the final stage of the Dauphine by Richard Freeman, who administered the conten♌ts of the package to Wiggins while on the Team Sky bus.
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In a formal statement, Wiggins said the investigation felt like a 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:witch hunt and that he was left with many una🥀nswered questions surrounding the case. His questions included:
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- Where did the information come from to launch the investigation?
- Who was the source?
- What exactly did that person say and to whom?
- Why did UKAD deem it appropriate to treat it as a credible allegation?
- Surely it is now in the public interest to reveal this source?
- Why has it taken so long for these conclusions to be drawn?
- How much tax payers money has been spent so far on this investigation?
On Instagram, Wiggins noted his disappointment that the media have yet to look into his lingering questions. "The fact that the media chose to not pick up the questions I asked says everything! Selective reporting, if the source is revealed it will tell you everything you need to kn𒊎ow, I hope that happens."